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ReplicaR's Mustang build *finally on track again*
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<blockquote data-quote="ReplicaR" data-source="post: 1416112" data-attributes="member: 9209"><p>Spent about 3 hours yesterday swapping the left axle shaft. At first I was going to get the shop to do it that changed them 5 years ago, but they kept lagging on a quote, until I did a little research on my own and found the exact replacement part I need. This way I would only have to change one side rather than both. I was a little concerned about taking the c clips off with Torsen, but it was actually easier than I thought it would be. You have to remove 8mm bolt, then the retained block slides right out, and you have full access to the c clip. ABS wheel and studs had to be pressed off and on, so I took it to a nearby part store, that did it for 35 dollars. Add about another 50 dollars in parts (fluid, lock tite, silicone gasket maker, shop towels, brake cleaner) and 120 dollars for the axle shaft from Summit Racing, and I was done for just about 200 dollars. Not bad at all. Shocks should be done soon, so that's the next update.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ReplicaR, post: 1416112, member: 9209"] Spent about 3 hours yesterday swapping the left axle shaft. At first I was going to get the shop to do it that changed them 5 years ago, but they kept lagging on a quote, until I did a little research on my own and found the exact replacement part I need. This way I would only have to change one side rather than both. I was a little concerned about taking the c clips off with Torsen, but it was actually easier than I thought it would be. You have to remove 8mm bolt, then the retained block slides right out, and you have full access to the c clip. ABS wheel and studs had to be pressed off and on, so I took it to a nearby part store, that did it for 35 dollars. Add about another 50 dollars in parts (fluid, lock tite, silicone gasket maker, shop towels, brake cleaner) and 120 dollars for the axle shaft from Summit Racing, and I was done for just about 200 dollars. Not bad at all. Shocks should be done soon, so that's the next update. [/QUOTE]
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