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#5
Not necessarily. I have NEVER broken any of my stock front drivetrain, this includes the infamous birfields. A lot depends on how you drive and how mindful of what's going on underneath your truck.
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#9
Toy axles are tough... w/ pros and longs installed in them. the drive shafts could be beefed up, and a chebby trans installed should do it. Like Toy283 said, if you go easy the toy stuff would be fine... the guys I seen w/ v8's always give in to that temptation though... Crunch!
#12
The rear axle is stronger than a lot of people are willing to admit. However, after I blew mine up, I certainly didn't put another one in. Ford 9" built by Mark Williams for racing. If it'll handle 1000hp Pro-Stock drag cars, I think it'll handle mine.
#13
Changed a birf. in the snow yet? Thats always a real good time... frozen boogies clinging to your face and frozen flippin' fingers dropping everything! Toy axles are super tough, and with 5:29's or less they will withstand alot... providing your not turning hard and getting on the throttle at the same time.
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