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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
PostPosted: Tue Mar 18, 2014 12:30 am 
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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
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Not a fan of the drain and fill, I like to peek inside of everything I own :wink:


Well of course id still be opening it up after i drain everything out, just like the convenience a drain plug offers


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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
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They offer black too.

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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
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Have you ever considered this? It is cheaper and, for me, it is nice looking


But it wont take the abuse!


You means it is not good?


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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
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Have you ever considered this? It is cheaper and, for me, it is nice looking


But it wont take the abuse!


You means it is not good?


Not saying its a bad product I just don't think its this tough.

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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
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tommudd wrote:
Not a fan of the drain and fill, I like to peek inside of everything I own :wink:


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The arb has nearly the same sistem of G2. They have a magnet wich will retains the smal peaces of metal. You can see num. 3/4/5 picture on this post.

http://www.kjitalia.com/t7495-cambio-ol ... ori#177054


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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
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Have you ever considered this? It is cheaper and, for me, it is nice looking


But it wont take the abuse!


You means it is not good?


Not saying its a bad product I just don't think its this tough.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4M9jDEjKrYI&sns=em[/quote]

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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
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Came in finally, its beautiful.
Now, I read synthetic 75-140 is known to fry pinion bearings in the 8.25, so what rear diff lube should I use? My climate is the full gamet in Northern Nevada/Lake Tahoe with a daily commute and big elevation gains/losses.

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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
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Came in finally, its beautiful.
Now, I read synthetic 75-140 is known to fry pinion bearings in the 8.25, so what rear diff lube should I use? My climate is the full gamet in Northern Nevada/Lake Tahoe with a daily commute and big elevation gains/losses.

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Ooo that does look nice!

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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
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Atthehelm wrote:
Came in finally, its beautiful.
Now, I read synthetic 75-140 is known to fry pinion bearings in the 8.25, so what rear diff lube should I use? My climate is the full gamet in Northern Nevada/Lake Tahoe with a daily commute and big elevation gains/losses.



Dino 85w-140.

Funny how others use hand tools to show how strong there covers are,gotta think bigger!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
PostPosted: Mon Apr 21, 2014 1:57 am 
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Was told about this Solid diff. cover and it was very affordable and seems to be fairly stout. Only time will tell. Opinions? (Tom?, Tony?)

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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
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cicciouk wrote:
tommudd wrote:
Not a fan of the drain and fill, I like to peek inside of everything I own :wink:


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The arb has nearly the same sistem of G2. They have a magnet wich will retains the smal peaces of metal. You can see num. 3/4/5 picture on this post.

http://www.kjitalia.com/t7495-cambio-ol ... ori#177054


Stock diff has a magnet in the bottom of it to catch particles already. Not seeing how the ARB or the G2 is any big deal , just flashy is all , like a new diamond on the girlfriends ring finger

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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
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Well I certainly didn't get mine to be flashy, I wanted ARB quality and protection. The fancy red paint is a side benefit the way I see it.

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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
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Well I certainly didn't get mine to be flashy, I wanted ARB quality and protection. The fancy red paint is a side benefit the way I see it.


Nice.
Your money spend it in what you want. I was looking at a MI maker of diff covers. But I thought they didn't have room on a KK. So if this fits theirs might too.

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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
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tommudd wrote:
cicciouk wrote:
tommudd wrote:
Not a fan of the drain and fill, I like to peek inside of everything I own :wink:


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The arb has nearly the same sistem of G2. They have a magnet wich will retains the smal peaces of metal. You can see num. 3/4/5 picture on this post.

http://www.kjitalia.com/t7495-cambio-ol ... ori#177054


Stock diff has a magnet in the bottom of it to catch particles already. Not seeing how the ARB or the G2 is any big deal , just flashy is all , like a new diamond on the girlfriends ring finger


Well do a reverse hitting a stone and see if the tiny OEM differential cover will handle like the G2 o arb. You are right about the magnet in the bottom, but the purpose of these 2 it is not to remove them any more for this you can catch up the particles with one of the taps.


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 Post subject: Re: ARB 8.25 Differential Cover
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tommudd wrote:
Not seeing how the ARB or the G2 is any big deal , just flashy is all , like a new diamond on the girlfriends ring finger


Bought the Solid Axle diff. for +/-$80 to the door. Appears to be stronger than stock. Only time will tell. I would greatly appreciate anyone with any experience with this unit letting me know what they think. Thanks in advance.

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