rear body mounts

[J Mack]

Inquiring minds want to know.

A drive flange with six studs will help you not have to change your grease so often.

RCV 4340 Drive Flange Set for Toyota Solid Front Axles

TOY-DF|P1 TOYOTA DRIVE FLANGE SET EA

rcvperformance.com

I got mine from @cruiseroutfit

 

[xtiaan2000]

Those flanges look like I would have to buy new axles as well.

I have heard of people redrill and putting in 13mm bolts.

Also heard that it’s good to have a ‘fusable’ link that would give instead of something worse.

I think they might loosen and then they break. Im probably wrong but I am going to bath them in blue lick tight this time!

Thoughts?

 

[xtiaan2000]

Any thoughts on the grease?

 

[J Mack]

Thoughts?

Call the boys at @cruiseroutfit and order the ARP studs....
Confirm you have good quality pins if you only have two.

Any thoughts on the grease?

I use red..

WTF dat mean

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[RUSH55]

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[scrapdaddy]

I use Redline grease on all of it.

: :

 

[xtiaan2000]

Oh my!
Got a set of replacement studs, cones, and washers from SOR for about $12. ARP same $100+!
I got ‘em on the way. Must be made of some NASA hard s***! Shouldn’t have this problem again!

 

[scrapdaddy]

ARP studs on all the components is a must when running a real engine with horsepower to spare. Now if you're just running an anemic F motor low grade studs would be fine.

 

[J Mack]

Yeah bigger tires with more horse torques will stress those stock components to the limit.

 

[RUSH55]

Quit lighting up the tires and boiling smoke at every stop light and that won’t happen.
Acting like a 17 yo kid with Dad’s hot rod, X.
Sheesh!

 

[xtiaan2000]

It is true. I am still reveling in the difference between the old 2f and the new Ls! I like to feel that difference all the time!

 

[Pighead]

Sheesh!

Sheesh indeed! Kids these days got no respect...

 

[xtiaan2000]

Ooooooo
I guess you pay for what you get!
These things are for real!

 

[cruiseroutfit]

Ooooooo
I guess you pay for what you get!
These things are for real!View attachment 4101355

The studs are built by ARP. I don't love the 13mm nuts they use. You can always swap to a JIS 8x1.25 12mm hex nut too. The OEM ones are black and tidy. DO NOT overtorque the nuts. Somehow people like to use their 35-250ft-lb range torque wrench to somehow torque hub studs (all of them, aftermarket, OEM, TG ARP, etc) to the specified ~21-26 and them email that they've stripped. We recommend 21 ft-lbf for the hub stud nuts

 

[xtiaan2000]

Yo! If I'm gonna spend cake like that, I am going to flash these beauties!
Let all the people see and revel!

 

[bobm]

Reveling

 

[scrapdaddy]

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[RUSH55]

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[bobm]

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[xtiaan2000]

Spring Green

Seems appropriate