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it would be interesting to see how these stack up against the dss pro-level's.
it would be interesting to see how these stack up against the dss pro-level's.
Most people that own these cars are too broke to pay attention, as the expression goes. Had a handful of guys interested at ModFord's as well, but not really holding my breath on this one. Then again, I did mention to Casey that it could take several months to get ten orders together.
It has nothing to do with money for a lot of us, it has to do with shelling out $1500 for an untested product that has a known weak failure point which we don't know has been addressed or not, and the fact that a bolt in solid rear, even at $2500 will hold up significantly better. Basically, while the wheel hop breakage points have been addressed, hard launch prone failure points have not seemed to make any apparent advantage over stock half shafts.
Get some actual full weight 60' tests on these half shafts and maybe you will get more interest. Until then, I'm going to write this off as another DSS half shaft waste of money.
I've been mulling over the SRA swap or upgraded half shafts for a while and really would like to see some definitive proof on how these will hold up to a full weight 1.3 60'.
It has nothing to do with money for a lot of us, it has to do with shelling out $1500 for an untested product that has a known weak failure point which we don't know has been addressed or not, and the fact that a bolt in solid rear, even at $2500 will hold up significantly better. Basically, while the wheel hop breakage points have been addressed, hard launch prone failure points have not seemed to make any apparent advantage over stock half shafts.
Get some actual full weight 60' tests on these half shafts and maybe you will get more interest. Until then, I'm going to write this off as another DSS half shaft waste of money.
I've been mulling over the SRA swap or upgraded half shafts for a while and really would like to see some definitive proof on how these will hold up to a full weight 1.3 60'.
Ya this sums it up. As one of the people who have broken lvl 5s it is a mod I wish I saved my money on.
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A lot of what keeps axles living on the IRS is axle bind. The IRS moves too much causing the axle u joints to "Bind" up and break. Doesn't matter how strong you build the axle, if it binds it's going to break.
I have seen a lot of fast cars on stock axles. If you want to go really fast, go solid and be done with it. Already proven and a million ways to do it.
In for real world/rough use reviews...