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Old 11-07-2011, 10:00 PM   #1
Foose04
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Default Axle Time? Yukon/Superior Gear

Looking for feedback on both Yukon gear and Superior Axle. I'm switching from a 29x 11.5 QTP on a 8inch rim, to a 28x 14.5 QTP on a 11" rim. Will have about 4 more inches of rubber on the ground. Goal is more traction and more MPH. That said, some guys can go 9's on stock axles (4000+lb), others snap them in the 11's. I've always spun a little, but managed 1.57-1.63 60's last 4 passes in Darlington. That said, some stress hasn't been added in yet from a dead hook.

Both upgrades would be to a 1541H alloy, still 30 spline. Current rear end setup is GM 10 bolt, stock 3.73's, detroit TrueTrac, Moser Cover/support, ARP studs on caps. Not looking to swap rear ends at this point.

Looking for feedback on both brands and other thoughts. Thanks in advance.

Axles:

http://www.yukongear.com/ProductDeta...px?ProdID=6725

http://www.superioraxlegear.com/pa60...4-p-14439.html

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