Monday, April 30, 2007
Sunday, April 15, 2007
GLO differential covers
by: Great Lake Offroad
covers are made from two pieces(not including the machined fill plug insert).The bolt ring is laser cut from A36 grade 1/2" thick steel. The covers are formed from a single piece of 1/4" on a 250 ton CNC brake. The covers are then fit by hand and mig welded. We do not sand our covers.
$110 Shipped TYD lower 48**
Here are the specs...................
Bolt ring 1/2" thick (we engineer strength where it is needed)
1 pc machined fill plug(placed for added oil capacity)
1/4" thick one piece cnc formed cover(why not thicker? read the warranty)
Bolt ring 1/2" thick (we engineer strength where it is needed)
1 pc machined fill plug(placed for added oil capacity)
1/4" thick one piece cnc formed cover(why not thicker? read the warranty)
Only at GLO X-tra cost options.......
Counter bored mount holes, add $15(for a clean quality look)
Integrated drain, add $20(ever cross deep water? Drain replace and go)
1/2" mid plating severe abuse, add $20(makes a nice hydro steer mounting point)
Tread Plate option(diamond plate), add $20
Counter bored mount holes, add $15(for a clean quality look)
Integrated drain, add $20(ever cross deep water? Drain replace and go)
1/2" mid plating severe abuse, add $20(makes a nice hydro steer mounting point)
Tread Plate option(diamond plate), add $20
Warranty ( No B.S. Fine Print )You break it under use they replace it and add you to the hall of fame as it has never been done in the last 5 years. The design has been engineered for strength. They weld these the proper way utilizing machined fixtures.
Models available
Dana 44, Dana 60, Dana 70, Dana 80, 14 bolt, Ford Sterling, Ford 8.8
Posted by Broken Axle at 12:15 PM 0 comments
14 bolt rebuild
Tired of waiting to build his 14 bolt, Ryan took the rear off of the 77 parts truck that we had, drug it in the garage, and started tearing it down.This was the cleanest stock Diff. that either of us had seen. The truck had almost 100k original miles on it, and had just sat for years, and years. The diff cover was still factory sealed, and when broke open it looked like new fluids coming out.
Ryan's BTF pinion guard
Grinded, primed, painted, and ready for disc. brakes
Pinion guard installed.
Ryan's BTF pinion guard
Grinded, primed, painted, and ready for disc. brakes
Pinion guard installed.
Posted by Broken Axle at 12:04 PM 0 comments
Dodge Problems
F****N' Dodge yolk with it's weird socket that we didn't have available. Oh well the portaban took care of that problem, now the socket fits.
Posted by Broken Axle at 11:59 AM 0 comments
Nick's Dana 60 Rebuild
Starting clean, with kingpin rebuilds.
Greasing all the bearing really well.Attatching the lower cap to secure the knuckleInserting new outer axle tube seals from MAD4wd, which i forgot to put in before the knuckles went on. It was still pretty easy though, just clean the tube, silicone it in, and then grease it really good.High steer arms from SKY manf. were finally here.Inserted cap and spring and bolted on the arms.35 spline axles and spindles were next.Brake caliper bracketsA few little modifications to the spider gearsA new GLO diff cover from Great lakes offroad1/2" plate, with a center section of 1/2"plate reinforcement, counterbored holes, and a high fill plug.
I also had them add the drain plug in the bottom of the cover.1/2" Spring plates are ready, also from Great lakes offroad.
I also had them add the drain plug in the bottom of the cover.1/2" Spring plates are ready, also from Great lakes offroad.
Posted by Broken Axle at 8:31 AM 0 comments
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)