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We want to throw huge horsepower at our Project Dragalanche Chevy build, but our stock rear end would snap instantly on the track. Today, we build a bulletproof Ford 9-inch rear axle with massive 40-spline shafts and bolt on sticky Mickey Thompson drag radials with custom beadlock wheels. We also mock-up a monster 1,000-horsepower drivetrain and weld up a custom four-link suspension. Can this new setup really handle the brutal power and keep our heavy truck pointing straight, or did we push things too far? PARTS USED IN THIS EPISODE Summit Racing Wilwood Forged Dynalite Rear Parking Brake Kit https://pntv.us/pn_pt_26239_6aaaf5048e45f Summit Racing Mickey Thompson Pro Bracket Radial Tires https://pntv.us/pn_pt_26241_6aaaf59f55bad Summit Racing Summit Racing Heavy-Duty LS Truck Motor Mount Kit https://pntv.us/pn_pt_26245_6aaaf6465c989 Summit Racing Zumbrota Remanufactured Transfer Case https://pntv.us/pn_pt_26244_6aaaf61420cd8 3030 AUTOSPORT 3030 AutoSport Wheels FTI Performance 4L80e Transmission FTI Performance Torque Converter Quick Performance Ford 9-Inch Rear Axle Housing Quick Performance Third Member

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