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In case anyone has NOT seen the differences between stock and Peloquin rear diffs

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Old 02-19-2008, 06:20 PM
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Default In case anyone has NOT seen the differences between stock and Peloquin rear diffs
<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/50555/img_0453.jpg"></center><p>Peloquin weighed 16lbs
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Old 02-19-2008, 06:22 PM
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Default And stock weighed 8lbs
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Wow....Obviously not meant for serious power transfer.....
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calling the oem one "crappy" seems a bit extreme. not a lot of real-world data on other options
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any part can fail, so i guess it's all crappy.
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LOL HAHAHA
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Default except you didn't call the one you currently have, crappy, but the future potential one that you
do not have yet, which, in a sense refers to all oem differentials out there because any one of them in existence *could* be your replacement. How does that please you?
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Default Well of course he didn't call his current one crappy.
If he insults it directly it's likely to fail even faster. :^P
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Wow, a stock part that's lighter than aftermarket. Kinda rare. ;^)
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Quite true........especially with the plastic casing inside
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