anybody ever seen rear diffs like this

[chrisb420]

i was surfin ebay and found this, i cant figure out what the rear diff are about http://cgi.ebay.com/Dodge-Power-Wag...ryZ39413QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

[jekquistk5]

Not too sure If I like how thats done. But hey it works for him I guess. I shure wouldn't depend on it though. Ive seen it done with a transfercase before, and I think thats what the dood was going for.

 

[atho]

looks like he put a sprocket on the driveshaft, has a chain running from it to above the diff to another driveshaft, which goes to the 2nd diff. crazy

 

[chrisb420]

yeah i looked at that this morning and was just thinking that looked mighty scary

 

[79k20350]

there just standard 8.25" chrysler diffs too. even crazier than that, look at the suspension setup

 

[lrazer]

looks pretty shady

 

[Poohbair]

I saw a 6x6 last summer that had a modified NP206 mounted to the front rear axle pinion w/ a 2nd shaft running the rear rear axle. Surfed around a little bit at the time and found that there was a kit to do that. Not sure if it is still available, but it was interesting.

 

[daleearnhardt01]

there just standard 8.25" chrysler diffs too. even crazier than that, look at the suspension setup

No those are the stock 9.25" rear ends.... The 8.25s are more round with a flat bottom than the 9.25"..

 

[ProJunkRacing]

wow say billy bob redneck man that is super shady at least do somethign right that is just wrong