Whats better IRS or solid axel
Melting Slicks
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Re: Whats better IRS or solid axel (Nathan Plemons)
Where do you go when you get to the website? I went to products then to drivetrain and they only have parts for it, not the whole thing or a Housing. Could you tell me where to go :confused:
Melting Slicks
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From: Union City CA
Re: Whats better IRS or solid axel (Light84vette)
This FORM is set up in England is'nt it. I reply and it gives the time 8 hours ahead, so that means this main computer system or website origination or whatever is in england?
Team Owner
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Re: Whats better IRS or solid axel (Nathan Plemons)
That's a Moser 12 bolt with 4.10 gears with an Eaton posi and 33 spline axles. I know the axles have like a 10 year unlimited warranty on them, they essentially dare you to break them.
Costs about $2200 fully setup for the ABS brakes and everything. It's a completely drop in replacement and you won't break it. I'm sure you can get any gear ratio you want too, my friend just chose 4.10 for his car.
I'd go this route over a Ford 9" any day if just for the ease of use.
Costs about $2200 fully setup for the ABS brakes and everything. It's a completely drop in replacement and you won't break it. I'm sure you can get any gear ratio you want too, my friend just chose 4.10 for his car.
I'd go this route over a Ford 9" any day if just for the ease of use.
you are right... my friend keeps blowing a grand a pop on parts alone. most shops are doing the labour for another $400.00 or so... it won't take long to break even.
I doubt he will want 4.10:1 gears tho...
