Figured it would be fun to have a look back at my latest alumicraft rebuild. What started as a new transmission turned into a full frame down re-vamp while I waited for an Albins. The initial goal was to build a 6200 car to go compete with Connon McMullen at local races. Fast forward to today...
Yes, a 35 spline axel is larger and stronger. I would run a 35 with that car spec. If you don't want to make the change from 33 right now, I advise cryo treating the axels and CVs for added strength.
I would keep the 33s; it is the correct paddle for that car. Just because you have the HP doesn't mean everything else can handle a 36. It will also set the car up much higher, which won't result in a better driving experience. Just my 2 cents.
We have been in that park since the 90s and Pratt just rebuilt it a few years back. Not sure how that would be a negative when you own everything!
He purchased the land from the McMillins. Corky McMillin was the original developer of the campground, store, and paradise (now duners diner)...
I have outboard hubs on my car and the stationary boots have a good amount of sand in them after each trip. Does anyone have tricks or tips for keeping sand out of the outer boot?
I would not convert the car to mid engine. I would run a N/A k24 engine and a mendeola 2d. Keep the weight off the back of the car and it will work much better than a mid-engine.