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Re: Whats a good 8-3/4???
[Re: Locomotion]
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12/30/09 03:39 PM
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Somewhere I have heard that one factor in the strength of the ring gear lies in the number of teeth on it. The less teeth, the bigger they are, thus stronger. I don't know if there are other 8 3/4" examples of basically the same ratio having different amounts of ring and pinion teeth.
OK more teeth may mean smaller teeth, but also more helical teeth in contact at one time. The difference I think you may be alluding to is, the Ring gear never changes diameter, but it does change thickness quite a bit, the pinion gear changes diameter quite a bit, and I think as ratios change the strength characteristics and the reasons for the strenght change, is my guess.
Reality check, that half the population is smarter then 50% of the people and it's a constantly contested fact.
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Re: Whats a good 8-3/4???
[Re: moparniac]
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12/30/09 04:39 PM
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No such thing!
we have a winner  not for serious racing any how.
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Re: Whats a good 8-3/4???
[Re: Thumperdart]
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12/30/09 05:59 PM
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That`s true Quick, we all know how NOT serious I am!  
you don't race, you run down the track racing is actually competing in some form. 
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Re: Whats a good 8-3/4???
[Re: cheapstreetdustr]
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12/30/09 07:02 PM
12/30/09 07:02 PM
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here is some kingsford match light...
to keep it going...
a stock 9" ford rear...
it takes a minute to see ...bear with it.
i understand the life span of the rear is documented in this videoo..what you see is what he got.....fwiw..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fV3MjISnj4M&NR=1
we are talking race cars not grocery getters
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Re: Whats a good 8-3/4???
[Re: Quicktree]
#565547
12/30/09 07:06 PM
12/30/09 07:06 PM
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No such thing!
I Agree 100% Every time I used one with a decent motor my car came home on a tow truck.
Also I also agree that an 8 3/4 is stronger than a stock ford 9". Spend alot of cash and the 9" is the best. Spend alot less cash on a dana 60 and it will only be slightly weaker than a high $$$ 9". 
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Re: Whats a good 8-3/4???
[Re: Locomotion]
#565548
12/30/09 07:15 PM
12/30/09 07:15 PM
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Thumperdart,
Do some "drumming" on Quicktree's head!
Thumperdart 
Quicktree--- 
There's no arguement that a Dana 60 is the strongest rear for racing. But there are too many 8 3/4's doing a good job for too many people. You just have to know it's limits.
  
Happy New Year! 
yea and there are plenty who have wasted expensive trannies messing with 83/4 junk I bet if we could add up all the exploded 83/4 posts over the years it would take you a week to read oh yea Happy New year to you also
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Re: Whats a good 8-3/4???
[Re: cheapstreetdustr]
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12/30/09 07:40 PM
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here is some kingsford match light...
to keep it going...
a stock 9" ford rear...
it takes a minute to see ...bear with it.
i understand the life span of the rear is documented in this videoo..what you see is what he got.....fwiw..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fV3MjISnj4M&NR=1
The fords that I've seen all seem to go like a hand grenade like that one. When an over-burdened 8 3/4 finally gives out, its kind of anti-climatic, ending up with a cracked cap when the center is pushed hard to the side by the pinion.
I wonder how many failures are due to homemade mechanics that think they are qualified to set up differentials? 
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Re: Whats a good 8-3/4???
[Re: Quicktree]
#565550
12/30/09 07:43 PM
12/30/09 07:43 PM
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Thumperdart,
Do some "drumming" on Quicktree's head!
Thumperdart
Quicktree---
There's no arguement that a Dana 60 is the strongest rear for racing. But there are too many 8 3/4's doing a good job for too many people. You just have to know it's limits.
Happy New Year!
yea and there are plenty who have wasted expensive trannies messing with 83/4 junk I bet if we could add up all the exploded 83/4 posts over the years it would take you a week to read oh yea Happy New year to you also
I cant believe you guys are still going at it....
Quick doesnt like them.... period... but they seem
to work for the selected FEW... I'm outta here
carry on guys
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Re: Whats a good 8-3/4???
[Re: MR_P_BODY]
#565551
12/30/09 07:48 PM
12/30/09 07:48 PM
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Thumperdart,
Do some "drumming" on Quicktree's head!
Thumperdart
Quicktree---
There's no arguement that a Dana 60 is the strongest rear for racing. But there are too many 8 3/4's doing a good job for too many people. You just have to know it's limits.
Happy New Year!
yea and there are plenty who have wasted expensive trannies messing with 83/4 junk I bet if we could add up all the exploded 83/4 posts over the years it would take you a week to read oh yea Happy New year to you also
I cant believe you guys are still going at it....
Quick doesnt like them.... period... but they seem
to work for the selected FEW... I'm outta here
carry on guys
you got something better to argue about Happy New Year Raff
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