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Thanks ROB. I am trying to work out a deal with Tybrne.


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What are the stipulations regarding weld-in vs. bolt-in?

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weld in is cheaper and permanant. Bolt in can be removed I beleive bolt in must have at least grade 8 bolts could be wrong?


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weld in is cheaper and permanant. Bolt in can be removed I beleive bolt in must have at least grade 8 bolts could be wrong?


all hardware included is grade 8.


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Thanks was it 100% bolt in?


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Are there places for mounting in our cars, or is there drilling required?

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I am sure ya gotta drill but it can be covered by the carpet.


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You going bolt it there Bruce? I was going to bite the bullit and get a weld in. Remember me before you order. ;)

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Bite the bullet, heck weld-ins are cheaper.

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Totally bolt in. you have to drill about 24 holes, but its not as bad as it sounds. Just make sure you got a good bit ;)

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Thanks for the Info not sure about bolt in or weld in.


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I am doing a bit of modding for next year. New valve springs, gaskets, intake set-up ect. Mostly refreshing things. I know have 100K on mine and still runs damn strong. I have to fix the infamous intake leak also.

Maybe some stickier tires, but I am still trying to get the Pope to bless the 10 bolt first!

Bruce, Rob Check your e-mail!

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Is there an aftermarket 10 bolt? :-dunno:


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Is there an aftermarket 10 bolt? :-dunno:

I'm not sure but a 9" will reside under my car soon enough. Ordering that puppy sometime this month. I'm trying something different with the suspension also. ;)

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Where are you going to have it delivered?


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Yeah, me to Jeff. See you next year at the track.

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