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Stang2003GT

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Ive desided that before I add any more power to my GT I need to get some Gear. Ive Desided that Ford Racing 4.10 are what I need to make my stock engine fast. My question is do i need a Driveshaft Loop for 4.10s also Ive heard that a modifidy Cross-shaft is required, is that so?

 

stangman

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Stang2003GT said:

Ive desided that before I add any more power to my GT I need to get some Gear. Ive Desided that Ford Racing 4.10 are what I need to make my stock engine fast. My question is do i need a Driveshaft Loop for 4.10s also Ive heard that a modifidy Cross-shaft is required, is that so?

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nope you don't need it. but if you go to the trackquite a bit it's not a bad idea. just in case something would happen to let go

 

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claytucc3

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All they will do is protect your investment. Unless you are planning on using slicks I wouldn't bother with them for street use. JUst my .02 but if it makes you feel more comfortable use one.

 

FallenPhoenix

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After seeing that vid of a Pro Stock type car's driveshaft hitting the pavement, that's one of the first thing's I'll be doing to the 'stang.

 

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CottonBurnerz

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I ordered my 4.10, DS, and safety loop today... I searched and post threads about the safety loop and decided to get it.. it couldn't hurt and make me feel a lot better.. just my .02