I got the LPW Ultimate cover, which allows the addition of their axle tube brace kit in the future.
Diff cover. AAM vs. T/A
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I had no problems with my TA cover.redhawk wrote:What about the TA cover? Is there anything that needs modified to install it?
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Re: Diff cover. AAM vs. T/A
It also came stock on the 2002 cars with the Auburn diff. (that's what I had on my car), although the drain plug was not included from the factory. I had a friend who owned a performance shop drill my stock AAM cover to add a drain plug the first month after I got the car............saved myself $90.00 + shipping at the timeSLPhawk wrote:That AAM cover came stock on 96-97 cars that had the Torsen rear end from SLP.
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This thread got me fired up enough to go out and buy the TA cover! (I had put a LPW on my last project, a 79 Elcamino.) The instructions don't mention anything out of the ordinary to install it. They are actually pretty good and give all torque specs. The outfit I bought mine from also offers a upgraded ARP bearing cap stud kit that I opted for..........just made sense to me to get that also as i will "be there" anyhow.redhawk wrote:What about the TA cover? Is there anything that needs modified to install it?
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Well I thought I was gonna go TA girdle....but I helped a good friend move that owned a hdtp white SS a while back. We were moving his toolbox and low and behold we find a box with a part he had ordered through SLP. As a gift for me helping him move he gave it to me.
Haven't decided if I will actually run it it not, or sell it to fund other needs. Just thought it was humorous to have a brand new, unused cover like that fall into my lap. Also got a Lou's short stick for my Pro 5.0 shifter I received yesterday. Win/Win!!
Haven't decided if I will actually run it it not, or sell it to fund other needs. Just thought it was humorous to have a brand new, unused cover like that fall into my lap. Also got a Lou's short stick for my Pro 5.0 shifter I received yesterday. Win/Win!!
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Re: Diff cover. AAM vs. T/A
Wow! Score! Last time I helped a friend move, all I ended up with was an empty fuel tank and a sore bacK!'02 WS6 wrote:Well I thought I was gonna go TA girdle....but I helped a good friend move that owned a hdtp white SS a while back. We were moving his toolbox and low and behold we find a box with a part he had ordered through SLP. As a gift for me helping him move he gave it to me.
Haven't decided if I will actually run it it not, or sell it to fund other needs. Just thought it was humorous to have a brand new, unused cover like that fall into my lap. Also got a Lou's short stick for my Pro 5.0 shifter I received yesterday. Win/Win!!
I'm EVERYWHERE Dragan!