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finally got around to installing my diff cover, and setting up my cb/antenna
cb antenna and diff cover
- Thread starter -Nathan-
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looks good man
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That diff cover...will stop bullets
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i like the antennae mount.
does it only attach with one bolt?
does it only attach with one bolt?
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What kind of diff cover is that? I need one.
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that is a Great Lakes Offroad diff cover, made from 1/2 inch plate, and 3/8 inch plate, heres a pic. Its got drain and fill plugs, and that is an extra 1/2 inch plate on the middle of it, it is INDESTRUCTIBLE. I would have to mess up a lot of stuff before i ruined it.
Yes the mount is attached with only one bolt, but it is VERY sturdy. I could almost stand on that thing.
Yes the mount is attached with only one bolt, but it is VERY sturdy. I could almost stand on that thing.
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