Steeda IRS Brace or Trickflow Cover?

[M.P. Cobra Fan]

Disregard. I got search to work for me. lol.

 

[omj]

Can you post some links? I'm not sure what you are talking about exactly If it was me doing it, I'd get the Bruce Kit, Billetflow diff brace, Mathis/Billetflow frame brackets and the front crossmember. That's all you really need to have a good IRS rearend. You can replaces the halfshafts when/if they break. What gears are you going with? I LOVE my 4.56's!

 

[M.P. Cobra Fan]

Well I plan on going with Bruce's kit, and after researching more, the billet flow brace. I was orig told that the trickflow cover would work with my IRS, search revealed that is a no go. Then I looked at the FORE precision, but I can not pay $450 for one. Well I could, but I just don't see the rationale. As for gears I am getting 4.10's. I was going to go 4.30's but I am putting a blower on it this winter.

 

[cobrasvtcoupe25]

Well I plan on going with Bruce's kit, and after researching more, the billet flow brace. I was orig told that the trickflow cover would work with my IRS, search revealed that is a no go. Then I looked at the FORE precision, but I can not pay $450 for one. Well I could, but I just don't see the rationale. As for gears I am getting 4.10's. I was going to go 4.30's but I am putting a blower on it this winter.

Go w/ the Billet flow diff brace for your IRS for sure. :beer:

& I think 4.10's is great if your going FI and don't plan on running more than 450 Hp.

 

[M.P. Cobra Fan]

I plan on stay around the 400-425hp area. Not trying to build a race car out of a convertible, just a pretty damn quick mall cruiser!

 

[cobrasvtcoupe25]

I plan on stay around the 400-425hp area. Not trying to build a race car out of a convertible, just a pretty damn quick mall cruiser!

Sounds like fun! :dancenana: