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Sat Jul 12, 2003 4:20 am
the 240/silvia drive train is pretty tough. I doubt that a slightly modifide SR could kill it. I have a firend with a v8 in a 300zx (last model with the hood scoop) and he has had zero problems even with slicks.
I took this from a s10 V8 site
"The stock 7-1/2" S-Truck rear-end will handle a lot of power and is sufficient for most V8 conversions, but if you are running a "built" V-8, or have tall or sticky tires, you will need the 7-5/8" rear end, or a custom built rear-end. Incidentally, the V-8 Camaro use the same basic differential case as the S-Truck, as do 1978-1987 V-8 El Caminos and Monte Carlos. In fact, the V-8 El Caminos and Monte Carlos only came equipped with the 7-1/2" ring gears and the smaller axles."
Our ring gear is 200mm or approx 8 inches... and the baddest rear end in the hot rod community the ford 9 inch is only 1 inch bigger