A freind of mine has one, 10 bolt, condition unknown. Would like to know how much it is worth. TIA.
cuda.340,
May 29, 11:55am
they're not that strong but it's worth what ever you're prepared to pay.
dvince,
May 29, 12:37pm
Yeah, not very strong. I broke one in a 253 commie. Was shocked at the price to replace ($1500ish I think) and that was over 15 years ago and in aussie. I end up putting in a salisbury diff and no more big burnouts. hehe
aquashell,
May 30, 6:43am
So $800 - $1000 should be a reasonable price to ask. Thanks to those who answered.
guider1,
May 30, 9:19am
Not that strong!. Is that a generalisation or speaking from experience!. I will say this from having seen what a mates 10 bolt in his HK Premier has been put through over 10 years of punishment. there is nothing wrong with them. He has done literally thousands (and I mean thousands!) of huge burnouts & quite a few burnout comps, dragraced it, grass tracked it & it's still as good as the day he fitted it. ANY diff will crap itself if it's a 1 wheeler & you're doing static burnouts. I've blown the carrier apart in a 9" head on the street, doesnt make a 9" rubbish. My advice though, is if you're going to be giving it sh*t then fit a C-clip eliminator kit. The 12 bolt in my old Impala broke the C-clip & the whole axle/brake assembly along with the wheel attached came out.
hotrodtodd1,
May 30, 5:05pm
I would think its value to the average punter would be around $300. You would have to wait for a big while to get $1000 - and probably only from somebody wanting to put a car back to factory stock. Could be a few years wait.
guider1,
Apr 20, 6:15am
I agree hrt. $300-500 is a fair price.
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