Reply to "How to increase the power handling of a ZF? (850 newton/meters or 627 foot/pounds)"

thepopeMember

Bwahahahahaha. . . .

The real answer?

When I had my ring & pinion changed I asked Lloyd what power level the ZF could handle. Lloyd's answer? "I know people that can break an anvil in a sand box . . . " Basically he said if you drive like you want to break it, you will. Smokey burnouts and donuts are a no-no at any power level.

Drive it like you stole it, but carry a spare ZF!

7/15/177:36 PM

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