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<blockquote data-quote="Beefcake" data-source="post: 612528" data-attributes="member: 10016"><p>For what its worth I re-tubed my 14 bolt completely, I had the option to sleeve for a lot less money and went against it, one piece that is thicker is always better then two. It also made for IMO a cleaner look you don't have a big weld prep with a bunch of plug welds on the long side of the axle tube. </p><p></p><p>I also had the offset set to GM offset but in a drive drop configuration to allow more room to mount my link and shock tabs. It also allowed me to run OEM shafts if I wanted to from my old rig. </p><p></p><p>With all that being said I shaved the housing used TMR's plate with GLO diff cover and cut it down myself that alone saved $250+. I'm running solid industries inner C's, Knuckles over sized spindles, hubs and drive flanges to run 40 spline shafts. Also planned on running 40spline.com's spool. </p><p></p><p>I added everything up and i'm actually in it for less then when I bought a GM dana 60 stock and built it. :****:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Beefcake, post: 612528, member: 10016"] For what its worth I re-tubed my 14 bolt completely, I had the option to sleeve for a lot less money and went against it, one piece that is thicker is always better then two. It also made for IMO a cleaner look you don't have a big weld prep with a bunch of plug welds on the long side of the axle tube. I also had the offset set to GM offset but in a drive drop configuration to allow more room to mount my link and shock tabs. It also allowed me to run OEM shafts if I wanted to from my old rig. With all that being said I shaved the housing used TMR's plate with GLO diff cover and cut it down myself that alone saved $250+. I'm running solid industries inner C's, Knuckles over sized spindles, hubs and drive flanges to run 40 spline shafts. Also planned on running 40spline.com's spool. I added everything up and i'm actually in it for less then when I bought a GM dana 60 stock and built it. :****: [/QUOTE]
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