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lincpimp · 02.14.2011, 11:35 PM

Ok, got the 60mm turnbuckles today.

Put them on and had a look at it. Looks good, but I overlooked one critical detail. As seen in the cen thread the st diff output cup (OC) is alot shorter than the savage. And I did all of my measurements for the pin braces with the savage OC still installed. So I will have to find a suitable OC to fit what I have, or make new pin braces.

So Jahay, I am interested to see how that vorza OC fits the lst2 shaft. I will also be looking for a hot bodies lightning diff OC, as it should be a direct fit in the savvy diff. Also looking at the hellfire OC. I am guessing the hellfire OC will be the same dimension as the stock X OC.

I could make some sort of sleeve to fit the X OC so that the lst2 cvd ball end fits without wobbling. I would prefer a drop in OC of the correct size. I think HB parts will be the way to go.

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lincpimp Check out my huge box! Offline Posts: 11,935 Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Slidell, LA	02.14.2011, 11:35 PM Ok, got the 60mm turnbuckles today. Put them on and had a look at it. Looks good, but I overlooked one critical detail. As seen in the cen thread the st diff output cup (OC) is alot shorter than the savage. And I did all of my measurements for the pin braces with the savage OC still installed. So I will have to find a suitable OC to fit what I have, or make new pin braces. So Jahay, I am interested to see how that vorza OC fits the lst2 shaft. I will also be looking for a hot bodies lightning diff OC, as it should be a direct fit in the savvy diff. Also looking at the hellfire OC. I am guessing the hellfire OC will be the same dimension as the stock X OC. I could make some sort of sleeve to fit the X OC so that the lst2 cvd ball end fits without wobbling. I would prefer a drop in OC of the correct size. I think HB parts will be the way to go. Alot of Savage parts for sale!!!