My watts link came in!

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BLK91LX1uponu

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Man this is a nice piece. I test fit my buddies today and it couldn't fit any better. The directions and pics were top notch and I highly recommend them. I can even run 2 1/2 exhaust all the way out the back through the rear valance.

 

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Do these fight wheel hop, or just front to back movement of the axle?

 

brianj5600

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Side to side.

 

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BLK91LX1uponu

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Well I got my friends installed today and I will post some pics tomorrow.

 

LMan

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Nice piece.



...just what we need, something else to make your .sig even longer

 

mdjay

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That looks great...

Make sure to take pics of the install

 

mdjay

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LMan said:

...just what we need, something else to make your .sig even longer

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Lman, "you funny guy!"

I read the whole sig and never saw a year and model lol! Lotta goodies on the car. The blower will make it down right nasty!!!

 

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BLK91LX1uponu

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LMan said:

Nice piece.



...just what we need, something else to make your .sig even longer

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And I thought I got enough whining from the wife. I have been meaning to fix that.... The car was a 1990 ex chp coupe by the way. This new car is going to destroy my old mods list.

 

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BLK91LX1uponu

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Watts link install

Here is a back shot.... It is not fully adjusted in this shot yet.

 

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BLK91LX1uponu

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Watts link

Here is a front shot... We are just test fitting everything to both his car and mine. We are both in the process of detailing underneath our cars.

 

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65ShelbyClone

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So it just bolted in there, huh? What brand is it?

 

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BLK91LX1uponu

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65ShelbyClone said:

So it just bolted in there, huh? What brand is it?

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Yup bolted right in.... You could weld it if you wanted too.... It's made buy www.fays2.net

 

Sundance

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I don't mean to high jack;

What rearend and brakes are you using?

Your fault for posting pics of your rear!

 

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C0V3R

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Looks alot like the evolution motorsports one that has been posted alot on CC

 

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BLK91LX1uponu

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Sundance said:

I don't mean to high jack;

What rearend and brakes are you using?

Your fault for posting pics of your rear!

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The pics I posted are of my buddies car my install we be in a couple of days. We are both running currie 9" rear ends. He has 13" baer breaks at all 4 corners. except in the picks he has his 12" on. I have explorer rear brakes with internal parking drum. Yea my fault.

 

Sundance

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BLK91LX1uponu said:

The pics I posted are of my buddies car my install we be in a couple of days. We are both running currie 9" rear ends. He has 13" baer breaks at all 4 corners. except in the picks he has his 12" on. I have explorer rear brakes with internal parking drum. Yea my fault.

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Great minds think alike. I have the same setup as you except sub a Versailles housing for the Currie.

 

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BLK91LX1uponu

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Thanks! I like the setup...

 

xj220

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Does that center bolt move up and down at all or is it stuck in there?

 

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BLK91LX1uponu

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xj220 said:

Does that center bolt move up and down at all or is it stuck in there?

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The center bolt is stationary... If you look close there are cut outs for different adjustments.

 

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tomstir

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Hey BLK91LX1uponu,

Have you or your buddy driven with the new stuff yet? In the first pic what is the bar that is above the rearend insid the trunk...you can see it in front of where the tank would go?