12 bolt electrical system... do I need a 12 bolt rear end?

Man now that was funny . Good read. Merry Christma to everyon. I would also like to thank eveyone for the great info provided here.

 

is it faster by town or by bus??

 

tHaTs wHAt tHEY MusT MEAN By A 'bOLters dOZEn??!!

Merry Christmas from your cousins aunties sisters fathers twice removed from across the reservoir!!

 

I've had a few beavers chew right through my wallet!!!!......Thanks,Mike

 

Jeeeze,Belchfire!! Haven't you learned by now that's a question you NEVER ask on the HAMB!!!!!!??!!! Thanks, Mike

 

Merry Christmas, you idiots!!!! Thanks, Mike

 

After reading through this, everyone has forgotten one important item. Change the volume knob on your stereo. It will now have to go to 11, after the conversion, 10 just won't cut it anymore...........

 

Are those bolts parallel or in series? ohm my, I couldnt resist. Never mind...

 

I tried that conversion...spent days struggling...finally found the problem...I was using a metric crescent wrench.

 

Just remember though guys before you do any work on boltage make sure your nuts are in hand

 

And don't forget to disconnect your water pump before working on your electrical system, as the blinker fluid can contaminate your coolant causing your muffler bearings to burn up.

 

When converting to 12 you need longer bolts. With higher boltage you don't want a short.

 

F---it put in a 9in. WITH A 9V

 

It really doesn't matter 6 bolts or 12 bolts just please make sure to install new muffler bearings or it will overheat big time, Duh...Merry Christmas

 

thats what she said!