Aluminum Fabricated diff covers

RacinDuallie said:
Like this in Aluminium :poke:
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Albeit some fancy welding and spot facing....that is not attractive to me. I'd rather have a billet one machined with some fins.

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Jory Exotic said:
Albeit some fancy welding and spot facing....that is not attractive to me. I'd rather have a billet one machined with some fins.

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No fins for him, too hard to polish!

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He'd only have to polish the tops. Something like this is what always comes to mind. Then he'd have more time to polish his pud. LOL


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I always thought they didn't do aluminum because they don't handle heat as well? I am probably wrong lol
 
If there is enough heat in a differential such that a billet aluminum cover can't handle the heat....I think there are more problems that "cover design." LOL

I've always wanted extra capacity covers to hold more fluid since I tow heavy a lot but have just never had money to toss at schidt like that.
 
What I mean is I thought they heated up faster than the cast? Either way I think factory covers do just fine.
 
RMJ_LB7 said:
What I mean is I thought they heated up faster than the cast? Either way I think factory covers do just fine.
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Probably so. I've never had a factory one fail while towing 25-35K behind the dually. ;)
 
You need one with a jackstand machined in the middle of it

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