moser girdle/rearend cover, where is everyone getting them??
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Are these things really worth $160 of insurance? I have seen some guys push the 10 bolt fairly hard without issue. I don't plan to go crazy with my Tahoe any time soon but this might be something to consider.
$160 now is better then a complete rear end swap later down the road. I just can't imagine that paying more then $50 would be worth what it could possibly "save" the rear end from taking a ****. Is it cosmetic more then anything or do you guys think it could worth it's cost in insurance.
$160 now is better then a complete rear end swap later down the road. I just can't imagine that paying more then $50 would be worth what it could possibly "save" the rear end from taking a ****. Is it cosmetic more then anything or do you guys think it could worth it's cost in insurance.
#28
Custm2500's Rude Friend
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Are these things really worth $160 of insurance? I have seen some guys push the 10 bolt fairly hard without issue. I don't plan to go crazy with my Tahoe any time soon but this might be something to consider.
$160 now is better then a complete rear end swap later down the road. I just can't imagine that paying more then $50 would be worth what it could possibly "save" the rear end from taking a ****. Is it cosmetic more then anything or do you guys think it could worth it's cost in insurance.
$160 now is better then a complete rear end swap later down the road. I just can't imagine that paying more then $50 would be worth what it could possibly "save" the rear end from taking a ****. Is it cosmetic more then anything or do you guys think it could worth it's cost in insurance.
Why don't you read up on them. GM Girdles, Chevy 8.2"/8.5" 10 Bolt Rear End Girdle - Original, TA_1807 | TAPerformance.com
It all depends on what your doing with the vehicle to justify the cost.
#30
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Back the girdle studs all the way out and clean the threads off. Put some RTV on it and torque to spec. Wipe up any excess sealant for a clean appearance.
Also fill from the side hole next to the pinion. Some guys are overfilling them using the plug in the cover.