strengthening pans for km132

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strengthening pans for km132

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hey. we are getting one of these, wondering if anyone wants to do a group buy, maybe get them cheaper, or save on shipping from teh us?
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I imported 3 recently and they ended up costing $145.00 AUD each incl post
Paul is a straight shooter who ships via UPS and lets you know when they are sent & all the info needed for you to track where they are on the way. Perfect tight fit with everything you need right down to a new pan drain plug washer :D
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Pics?
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Alspos wrote:Pics?
They are on Zero G
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OLD FART wrote:
Alspos wrote:Pics?
They are on Zero G
Not that I can see, perhaps they can only be seen by members?
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Al not a lot to see They are a app 18 -20 mm thick ally plate flat underside and the upper side is cnc'd out slightly to drain to the outlet Mine & Kits are in bolted up
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How much stronger do you guys think these will make the box case's??
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I'm sure this pan adds strength to the GB-housing... but what fucks up when something actually fucks up due to to much torque?
Is it the housing or something inside? Or both?
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fugazi wrote:I'm sure this pan adds strength to the GB-housing... but what fucks up when something actually fucks up due to to much torque?
Is it the housing or something inside? Or both?
I think its the housing twisting that kills the high powered ones. As apposed to old age in most other starions :)
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JAS wrote:
fugazi wrote:I'm sure this pan adds strength to the GB-housing... but what fucks up when something actually fucks up due to to much torque?
Is it the housing or something inside? Or both?
I think its the housing twisting that kills the high powered ones. As apposed to old age in most other starions :)
Well.. giving it some extra thought... if the housing isn't rigid enough the inner parts will be more stressed...
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the gears are too small in diameter thereby making the case try to spread apart under big power loads. the alloy pan was originally a ralliart option part (as was the 6 bolt diff), but ended up as a regular production part on the last starions (as was the 6 bolt diff).
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