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    Upper Link Bracket

    I'm assuming I can skip all the instructions (and don't see parts) regarding the axle clamp brackets/upper link bracket (3-Link). I purchased the rear from FFR and the part in question is already (welded) attached? Sorry for possible a dumb and obvious question - I'm sure more will follow.

    Also I see the rear requires 1.875 qt of 90 weight - should be OK to add 2 quarts? Also the manual talks about adding a "Friction Modifier" -no clue what that is or does AutoZone. ???

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    Walter

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    Someone else will probably chime in on the friction modifier who knows more but Moser will likely have a recommendation, I believe it can depend on which differential you're running.

    Regarding the 3-link bracket, yes, you can ignore the instructions for installing it, that's for the clamp-on style used for the non-welded units.

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    Quote Originally Posted by racephotoman View Post
    Also I see the rear requires 1.875 qt of 90 weight - should be OK to add 2 quarts? Also the manual talks about adding a "Friction Modifier" -no clue what that is or does AutoZone. ???

    Thanks!!

    Walter
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    Not trying to confuse the issue (you've been given the correct answer already), but there is still some justification to add the third party banana bracket brace from http://vpmcobras.com/ IMO. Many of us have, and we've seen bent banana brackets.

    bananabrace.jpeg
    James

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    My build: 350SBC, TKO600, hardtop, no fenders/hood, 32 grill, 3 link, sway bars, 355/30r19
    Previous cars: GTD40, Cobra, tubeframe 55 Chevy, 66 Nova, 56 F100

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    I got the friction modifier from amazon, $9.

    https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...&tag=pda0ea-20
    Ryan
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    350 SBC with TKO 500, 3 link rear

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