Matrix37495
The Amish Wolfman
His is a 95, so i think it's the S5-47... Haven't had any transmission related problems, but the clutch is stiff as hell. We don't know whats up with that...
i have the 10.25 with my fummins no issues yet im putting around 400hp/800tq to the wheels
The link i posted said the max output torque was 8,300 ft-lb and 2,000 ft-lb continuous. I'm assuming that's after the reduction at the ring and pinion...
That would be post transmission/transfer case, ie driveshaft power.
Forgive the off-topic question, but how's your transmission handling that power? Do you have an S5-42 or an S5-47?
Thanks
Thanks! AFAIK most PSD's had S5-47's behind them, but I think some early ones had S5-42's. I'm just wondering how much torque an S5-42 can "truly" handle long-term...I cant tell you for sure since it hasnt been an issue i havent looked into it but its a zf5 that went behind a stroker the clutch is insane but it holds the power great i pulled a 10k camper to the mini rally never slipped only ever got hot backing up in wet grass
Thanks! AFAIK most PSD's had S5-47's behind them, but I think some early ones had S5-42's. I'm just wondering how much torque an S5-42 can "truly" handle long-term...
Sure, but what do you do when you find it loose? Cause the crush sleeve is already crushed... Hence my questions about the solid pinion spacers, w/ those you can just run the nut back in and be on your merry way. If it ever comes loose in the first place.Keep the pinion nut tight an you wont have problems with the 10.25 in most cases.
how about a dana80? they're nearly indestructible in my towtrucks.