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Old 07-20-2014, 01:47 PM
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Default What it takes to put a cast iron rear in a 782
I have a 782 with Aluminum rear end in it. Can you put the cast, iron one, out a 782 in it ?
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You would not do that
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No reason to. Unless the trans is bad, and your just doing a swap. The aluminum ones are fine.
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I just have chance to buy A burn up 782 with A cast iron rear end . The front of it was on fire so the engine, hood, dash ,side covers are junk
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If you want a cast iron rear end go for it.
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You know you keep spelling that wrong right? Its cast iron. Not case iron.
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You know you keep spelling that wrong right? Its cast iron. Not case iron.
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