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Old 10-26-2008, 04:31 PM
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i am currently having a puddymod diff built as we speak. Its a 3.91 rear with a stage 2 setup. I can say nothing but good things so far. He responds to every and any question and gave me his personal phone number so i could talk to him, on a weekend mind you. I just received build pics and it should be all put together and sent out tomorrow! I will post a better idea when i get it installed, although, i doubt i'll have any problems!
Old 10-26-2008, 06:54 PM
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Originally Posted by h22acivicjdm,Oct 25 2008, 07:24 PM
I had one of inline pros first 5.9 kits i broke a diff because of the first design. Then i broke the driver side axle. Then i had a problem with the hub spinning on the bearing.
A buddy of mine on here had a problem with the 2.9 axle fitment. Inline pro has good customer service but there quality control with dss isnt very good.
i agree!!! Inline pros stuff is great...but the stuff they advertise from dss as part of there kit arent as good. I keep on having to replacing wheel bearings.
Inline pro customer service and products are great though!
DSS though.... sometimes
Old 10-26-2008, 07:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Soul Coughing,Oct 26 2008, 04:31 PM
i am currently having a puddymod diff built as we speak. Its a 3.91 rear with a stage 2 setup. I can say nothing but good things so far. He responds to every and any question and gave me his personal phone number so i could talk to him, on a weekend mind you. I just received build pics and it should be all put together and sent out tomorrow! I will post a better idea when i get it installed, although, i doubt i'll have any problems!
i agree 100% he takes care of you best customer service ive ever had in my life
Old 10-26-2008, 08:18 PM
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Had vibes from Drive Shaft Shop axles (2.9s)
Old 10-26-2008, 08:27 PM
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i have a puddy built 4.77 in a comptech reinforced housing cryoed. doing great but i also don't launch it. i'm also still NA...
Old 10-26-2008, 08:54 PM
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Originally Posted by h22acivicjdm,Oct 25 2008, 05:24 PM
I had one of inline pros first 5.9 kits i broke a diff because of the first design. Then i broke the driver side axle. Then i had a problem with the hub spinning on the bearing.
A buddy of mine on here had a problem with the 2.9 axle fitment. Inline pro has good customer service but there quality control with dss isnt very good.
Haha! I had a 5.9 installed in the past month and it's been nothing but a nightmare. Axle nuts are not staked and had the bearing / hub / spinning issue.

Frank from DSS needs glasses because no matter how many people have the same problem with his stuff, he doesn't see it as his problem.

Chris from InlinePro has been very helpful.

But you can't shine shit.

I wish this thread was out before I bought my kit.

If I had it to do over again, I WOULD HAVE DONE A PUDDYMOD REAR END.
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Originally Posted by CKit,Oct 26 2008, 10:54 PM
Haha! I had a 5.9 installed in the past month and it's been nothing but a nightmare. Axle nuts are not staked and had the bearing / hub / spinning issue.

Frank from DSS needs glasses because no matter how many people have the same problem with his stuff, he doesn't see it as his problem.

Chris from InlinePro has been very helpful.

But you can't shine shit.

I wish this thread was out before I bought my kit.

If I had it to do over again, I WOULD HAVE DONE A PUDDYMOD REAR END.
Old 10-27-2008, 12:30 AM
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I have the full Puddy mod built diff

and its runing well no porblems touch wood, theguy does first class service and products

I am FI and very high numbers running through it

Cheers PUddy
Old 10-27-2008, 02:14 AM
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What power levels are we talking about with the Puddy mod full built diff?
Including launching the car
I'm planning on 600whp
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I have the Chrysler 8.75" rear end built by Kasper Diff
custom driveshaft and axles.
I believe they are exactly the same axles as Inline sells. (1000hp rated)
There was a few bugs that had to be worked out.
I get a vibration at a certain MPH I forgot what MPH but it was something like from 50 to like 55MPH but then disappears.

Didn't get much chance to abuse it but did do a few 1st and 2nd gear holeshots and it did fine, what did go was the trans.

As far as the vibration Kasper is always willing to squeeze you in for time so he can correct any issues.


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