YETI
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- Nederland, CO
Who makes em? Whos got the best pricing?
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Alloy shafts for 8.8
- Thread starter YETI
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96country
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- Russellville, AR
Are you breaking shafts?
bgcntry72
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- Queen Creek, Alcatraz
Use Dutchman.
Or, use your search button.
HTH.
Or, use your search button.
HTH.
YETI
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- Nederland, CO
No but want to upgrade and have the stock ones as spares. With plans of 37's I want to be prepared. ( don't worry the front will be dealt with as well.)
YETI
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- Nederland, CO
bgcntry72 said:
I did search and went through 12 pages before I gave up.
Clean Racing
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- Bellingham, Wa
Moser Engineering for the best quality, if you want inexpensive look at Superior Gear. At the same time look into the C-clip eliminator set up for the 8.8.... A little overkill but nothing like loosing an axle on the trail because of a C-clip....
Just my .02$ worth
Just my .02$ worth
Big Red
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- Roscoe, IL 61073
Clean-RC said:
Due to the disc brakes, the later ford 8.8's will not shed the axle when they break like the drum dana 35/8.25 etc.
BrettM
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- michifornia
Big Red said:
Good work!!! i think that was your shortest, and most to-the-point post ever! :yelclap: keep it up
Big Red
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- Roscoe, IL 61073
BrettM said:
Thanks Brett, I'm working on it. :laugh3:
I would suggest just carrying a set of easily found ford 8.8 shafts along with you on the trail. 31 spline shafts aren't as easy to break as you think. I've seen alloy shafts going for $200 I think for the pair in 1 of the 4x4 mags (Peterson's or JP).
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