clear d60 cover

[73redblaze]

i bought my d60 from this local shop. they just came out with these, what think the brotherhood?

http://rightgear.com/welcome.htm

 

[cybrfire]

i bought my d60 from this local shop. they just came out with these, what think the brotherhood?

http://rightgear.com/welcome.htm

Did you buy the axle or the clear cover?

 

[73redblaze]

i bought a 60 from him, not the cover. I think the covers fugly

 

[nvrenuf]

Cleargearz covers have been around for 6 or 8 years but never caught on. I think the biggest reason is if you hit something it'll crush down against the ring which would chew a hole in it.

 

[73redblaze]

makes since to me. The point of a diff cover is to be beefy and strong, not plastic.

 

[Fife]

I'm diggin the concept. But like others have said, its just not practical for real use.

 

[73redblaze]

it would be cool for somthing like a ratrod or maybe even a showtruck, just not a wheeler

 

[wasted wages]

from their website.....

[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif] Built from Lexan, these covers are extremely strong and can take the abuse from rocks and boulders. [/FONT]

I highly doubt that.....

 

[Greg72]

I highly doubt that.....

Yep..... unbreakable.

Enjoy your walk home......

 

[dremu]

from their website.....

[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Built from Lexan, these covers are extremely strong and can take the abuse from rocks and boulders.

[/FONT]



I highly doubt that.....

Sure they can. The rocks and boulders can say anything they want to the covers, call the covers names, make passing associations between the covers' mothers and various farm animals, and the covers will just sit there and take it.

Oh, not that kind of abuse?

-- A

 

[Hogback Fabrication]

This was a local guy a few years back:

A good diff cover actually make the ring and pinion setup stronger, it adds rigidity to the housing and the deflection in the housing is primarily what causes ring and pinion failures.

 

[Smokinthehippies]

i'd think maybe if they could take a good strong cover and add a decent size sight glass, sure that'd be ok, but i'd still be nervous as hell bout it.

 

[TheBeast_88K5]

great for pimp my ride....

 

[cuervo]

from their website.....





I highly doubt that.....

That made me chuckle...

 

[cuervo]

This was a local guy a few years back:

A good diff cover actually make the ring and pinion setup stronger, it adds rigidity to the housing and the deflection in the housing is primarily what causes ring and pinion failures.

They are going to blame that on the sub zero weather and that it was not with operation range!!