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Old 10-07-2011, 01:09 PM
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Would the Moser circle track rear you mentioned be ok for a street car?

Thanks for your comments, Greg. Its less about about traction and more about getting rid of the weakest link in the equation. My tired non-posi 10 bolt just sticks out since I'm replacing everything else.

I wanted to replace it, but not break the bank doing it.
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Would the Moser circle track rear you mentioned be ok for a street car?

Thanks for your comments, Greg. Its less about about traction and more about getting rid of the weakest link in the equation. My tired non-posi 10 bolt just sticks out since I'm replacing everything else.

I wanted to replace it, but not break the bank doing it.
Absolutly, in fact floating hubs have been used in racing applications for over 25 years so they are well proven. They are only just starting to catch on in street use but will work just fine. Many rear disk brake options so you will need to do some reasearch there.
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I wouldn't go with a full floater unless you're going to do some pretty serious racing. Check with Currie; good products, decent prices. Center section will cost you $1,500 new; I'd go with one off eBay, too.

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