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Old 07-25-2007, 12:21 PM
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Default How many 300+hp cars we have? rear end tales?

I'm basically looking to gather some info on the strength of the 1.8 rear end at or around 350hp & 320tq.

I called rick at RM about the T2 rear swap, and I guess he doesnt do them anymore. he said that he just put a quality diff in the case, and it hold up "to around 500hp".

I wont be launching the car for drag racing, but the car will see it share of abuse on the track.

just wanna get some info
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Old 07-25-2007, 12:35 PM
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I've honestly never heard of a 1.8 rear shredding unless it was being drag raced. Track abuse is just high rpms held constant, shifting and power delivery remains smooth.
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I also cant recall anyone on here ever breaking a 1.8 rearend. OTOH, not too many people in the 300+ range on here either.
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cool, yea I've heard of diff cases breaking on high tq sr20 powered cars. but i assume thats becuase they dont use the ppf

oh yea, plan is a sr20 hehe
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