9 bolt rebuild
#21
09-27-2008, 10:59 PM
RE: 9 bolt rebuild
Blackz87
You are a whining loser. Always have been and most likely always will be. That time of the month for you? Now instead of jaking 350rs' thread any more why not get back on topic or shut up.
350rs
Yes your same drive shaft will work.
You are a whining loser. Always have been and most likely always will be. That time of the month for you? Now instead of jaking 350rs' thread any more why not get back on topic or shut up.
350rs
Yes your same drive shaft will work.
#23
09-28-2008, 05:39 AM
RE: 9 bolt rebuild
ORIGINAL: MadMikeZ28
Blackz87
You are a whining loser. Always have been and most likely always will be. That time of the month for you? Now instead of jaking 350rs' thread any more why not get back on topic or shut up.
350rs
Yes your same drive shaft will work.
Blackz87
You are a whining loser. Always have been and most likely always will be. That time of the month for you? Now instead of jaking 350rs' thread any more why not get back on topic or shut up.
350rs
Yes your same drive shaft will work.
#24
09-28-2008, 02:41 PM
RE: 9 bolt rebuild
My proof? Anyone can search this site for post by blackz87 and see you are a whining loser. 
#29
09-30-2008, 10:25 PM
RE: 9 bolt rebuild
ok im getting a 3:70 setup soon. i can get it from motive for only 170 through my work. now those wheel bearing seals. are they JUST a seal or are they a seal/bearing together?
#30
10-01-2008, 08:25 PM
RE: 9 bolt rebuild
I can't say for the 9 bolt but I have seen with the bearing retainers the seal was an o-ring type on the bearing. Might find out if you check your parts books and get the seals. Also the bearing will be pressed on if you feel the need to change them.
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