Steel caps for 8.75" Mopars???

bill dedman · 06-08-2009, 10:30 PM

Well, it looks like speed costs money, but I'm afraid I'm already going about as fast as I can afford to,,,... LOL!

All that expensive stuff is wonderful to have, and surely works to provide a trouble-free drivetrain (which, of course, I'd LOVE to have), but I think this business with housing braces and billet spanners just might be overkill for my junk. I dunno; my car weighs 3,600 pounds with me in it and runs 93+ in the eighth-mile, but doesn't run anywhere CLOSE to 7-flat. More like 7.50's....

With bite like that, perhaps I won't break anything, after all.

I will take everything you guys have suggested under advisement and as funds become available (and, hopefully, they will), I'll add what I can, when I can.

Thanks a bunch for all the great information!!! I appreciate it a lot!

Bill

06-08-2009, 10:30 PM	#7
bill dedman VIP Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Conway, AR Posts: 1,739 Likes: 0 Liked 6 Times in 4 Posts	Re: Steel caps for 8.75" Mopars??? Well, it looks like speed costs money, but I'm afraid I'm already going about as fast as I can afford to,,,... LOL! All that expensive stuff is wonderful to have, and surely works to provide a trouble-free drivetrain (which, of course, I'd LOVE to have), but I think this business with housing braces and billet spanners just might be overkill for my junk. I dunno; my car weighs 3,600 pounds with me in it and runs 93+ in the eighth-mile, but doesn't run anywhere CLOSE to 7-flat. More like 7.50's.... With bite like that, perhaps I won't break anything, after all. I will take everything you guys have suggested under advisement and as funds become available (and, hopefully, they will), I'll add what I can, when I can. Thanks a bunch for all the great information!!! I appreciate it a lot! Bill __________________ Bill

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