Reply to "rear axles"

sickcatMember

Hello John,
All this depends on how you will drive the car,

I have a original set in the car and they have lasted fine for all these years but,

I'm gearing the car up for some serious HP & Open road Racing so I am sliding to the Other end of the spectrum of obtaining the best availible, in my opinion that would be the Mark Williams Enterprise's Axle's. At 180mph you don't want any surprises. Many of the vendors acquire there Parts from suspicious sourse's,
Some in Mexico, and this leads one to wonder about the make up of the metal you are depending on! So with this in mind the one source you can assure you self with is the Williams axle's, http://www.markwilliams.com/

Mark

2/7/099:38 AM

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