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now lets see some universal axles for it.

I got your PM, trying to rally for it.
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now lets see some universal axles for it.

I got your PM, trying to rally for it.
Universal as in, Extra length on the carrier side splines so that you can stock multiple sets and cut to length yourself as needed?
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Universal as in, Extra length on the carrier side splines so that you can stock multiple sets and cut to length yourself as needed?


Average length is 26 3/4" to 31" so a 5" spline run in a 31" axle should be good.
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Absolutely beautiful!
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I picked mine up yesterday. The quality is as good as it looks in the photos! Thanks Jay.

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Jay,

I bolted up the largest radial mount caliper and rotor I had (14 inch StopTech 6 piston) to make sure the radial mount bracket would clear the caliper mount tabs - perfect! For those with good eyes, the hub/bearing is a C7 front (no splines).

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