I'm getting pretty excited already! I can't wait to bald some tires...Yes you are
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I'm getting pretty excited already! I can't wait to bald some tires...Yes you are
I will keep you in mind when my build comes around. Where are you located in NE? I also apparently have some leaking PTO sealsWe are in Nebraska. I have put his kit in customers trucks. I suggest calling him on pricing.
I will keep you in mind when my build comes around. Where are you located in NE? I also apparently have some leaking PTO seals
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You guys running any billet parts. I'm thinking at least he billet hub.
I think it's luck of the draw. I'm a around 1200hp with no billet parts. Not even a sleeved hub. Cutting 1.5 60fts. Trans had 165k when built a couple years ago.
Joys of a light truck! What kind of times have you went?
You need shafts before you need a hub.
Truck will still move with a failed hub. Not moving with broken input or output.what are the failure symptom differences between the input, output and hub?
what are the failure symptom differences between the input, output and hub?
Like CaptPhil said, truck will still move with a broken hub, but it will drop to neutral when it tries to shift into 4th. Broken input and output will both cause no movement. If you have a scan tool, you can compare the input and turbine speed sensors with the truck idling in neutral to see if it is an input or output or you can see if the truck rolls in park. If it rolls in park, the output is broken, and if it doesn't, then it is probably the input.