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Old 10-30-2007, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by TouchOfEvil04
So the ECSB tend to fail often then? How come the shorter one breaks vs the longer one?
Also arn't all the ecsb shafts steel rather than aluminum?
why they fail often? I dont know??? and yes as far as I know all the ecsb have the steel d.s., but I have seen a ext.cab truck with the 5.5ft bed (not the regular 6ft bed) have an aluminum one.
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Originally Posted by ap2002
why they fail often? I dont know??? and yes as far as I know all the ecsb have the steel d.s., but I have seen a ext.cab truck with the 5.5ft bed (not the regular 6ft bed) have an aluminum one.
Nono, i ment do they fail often? Not why.
I've had mine up to 150mph several times. Closed course...........
dyno as well.
I wanna get a built one but not sure who to hit up and if i can go Aluminum or not if it's a high end unit.....
PS:I'm getting slicks.......
Old 10-31-2007, 07:37 PM
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I should have been more specific. I didn't realize the EC's had 2 piece while CC's had 1 piece. that seems wierd to me.
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