Which Axle?

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Which Axle?

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Bit of advice please, if you are going to produce in excess of 900HP what axle would you knowledgeable people recommend?

9" 8 3/4" or fabricated.
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What's wrong with a Dana - other than being very heavy....
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Simple answer Pete, I forgot to put it on the list :oops:

Whatever it is will need to be custom built to fit an altered chassis.
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Geof Hauser is your axle specialist. Have a chat with him.
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Jon B wrote:Bit of advice please, if you are going to produce in excess of 900HP what axle would you knowledgeable people recommend?

9" 8 3/4" or fabricated.
In my opinion, If you have the money fabricated 9", wins hands down.
8 3/4" I wouldn't even consider, even less so in a fabricated option

ARRC & Hauser would be good people to talk too.

What are majority running in the class you are thinking of running in.
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Fab 9. No question :thumbright:

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Dana would be cheapest.
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Mick wrote:Dana would be cheapest.
Most likely the heaviest too ;)

There is a chrome moly 9" braced case advertised on Eurodragster at the moment
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Quite right but you've got a look after the pennies, also the weight couldn't be in a better place.
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Except it's unsprung weight ;)
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Post by Green68 »

This is an easy one!

Dana!!! '9-3/4'!!!

Ford 9incher and 8-3/4 aint up to snuff.

Lose the weight somewhere else???
If weight is an issue, get a FAB 8-3/4 :shock:

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