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john · 05-27-2004

Thanks for the help and the offer (JasonR) but I am not ready yet. I still need to install the ARP's and get a clutch put in that will hold. While the tranny is out, it will get rebuilt so that will take some more time.

So, just taking off the t-case and driveshaft will give you FWD right? Putting in the welded VC allows for a 50-50 split between the front wheels. So the car would drive without the welded VC in FWD mode? if so, why would you need the welded VC then? Wouldn't it just be like a one wheel honda on the dyno?

05-27-2004	#16
john Business as usual Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Isanti, MN Drives: Dodge Viper and Honda Insight Posts: 2,206	Thanks for the help and the offer (JasonR) but I am not ready yet. I still need to install the ARP's and get a clutch put in that will hold. While the tranny is out, it will get rebuilt so that will take some more time. So, just taking off the t-case and driveshaft will give you FWD right? Putting in the welded VC allows for a 50-50 split between the front wheels. So the car would drive without the welded VC in FWD mode? if so, why would you need the welded VC then? Wouldn't it just be like a one wheel honda on the dyno? __________________ 97 Viper GTS 03 Mercedes CLK500 rollin on dubs...