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both the same

As you noted, with the high torque needed, the left hand/right hand thread issue is truly not an issue.

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What I am not sure is there strength as they are hollow and call me old school I just cant see them been as strong as a solid forged unit

Actually, I've been told the hollow are stronger in torsional strength. As for snapping them off at the hub, perhaps solid would give more strength. But while some of the stock hollow units have snapped in this fashion, the Wilkinson units, being 35 years newer are sure going to be a lot stronger than what you currently have.

Larry

1/30/099:15 AM

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