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Gundy said:
kellysguy said:
Back to the topic at hand, I think for that kinda money, a narrowed RX axle will be my choice. Good ratio and will handle plenty of power.

The comp axles ain't cheap however.
What is the ratio of the RX diff?

Don't quote me on this, but I believe they have a 3.23 and a 3.54. The HP Spridget axles are just too much $$$ IMO.
 
kellysguy said:
Gundy said:
kellysguy said:
Back to the topic at hand, I think for that kinda money, a narrowed RX axle will be my choice. Good ratio and will handle plenty of power.

The comp axles ain't cheap however.
What is the ratio of the RX diff?

Don't quote me on this, but I believe they have a 3.23 and a 3.54. The HP Spridget axles are just too much $$$ IMO.

I hear you, but they make me feel better dropping to say second at 6k and then smashing the skinny pedal out of a corner.
:driving:
 
Gundy said:
kellysguy said:
Gundy said:
kellysguy said:
Back to the topic at hand, I think for that kinda money, a narrowed RX axle will be my choice. Good ratio and will handle plenty of power.

The comp axles ain't cheap however.
What is the ratio of the RX diff?

Don't quote me on this, but I believe they have a 3.23 and a 3.54. The HP Spridget axles are just too much $$$ IMO.

I hear you, but they make me feel better dropping to say second at 6k and then smashing the skinny pedal out of a corner.
:driving:

I agree, the RX comes out cheaper in the end, has disc brakes to boot and doesn't leak.
 
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