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Old 12-22-2010, 05:25 AM
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Default Re: What would be the perfect powered front axle.

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Katan , the reason I'm asking , Is I make scale suspensions in my trucks . The way they are set up , the stock tam axles will not let them function right being that the case is to bulky . basically I need thinner axle tubes in the frame area .

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You got any pics or specs to help me understand and see what you need?

The D35 axle has 15mm OD tubes. Our rear axle has 12mm tubes.

Would a middle axle with two outputs that matches my rear axle be what you need?

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Old 12-22-2010, 07:34 AM
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You got any pics or specs to help me understand and see what you need?

The D35 axle has 15mm OD tubes. Our rear axle has 12mm tubes.

Would a middle axle with two outputs that matches my rear axle be what you need?
Katan , I'll have to take a pic of the real set up but could take awhile , till I get the truck out and take wheels off to give a good pic . 12mm will work ,If I'm the only 1 then perhaps I can modify for my needs . just would be nice to be able to get the complete assembly unless yo can buy just the tam diff and pinion .



this is on my Paystar 6 x 6 rotator , the tam axle works somewhat ok because the whole truck sits high in real life . the axle goes between the frame and walking beam and till I put the hanger under the axle It dose not give much clearance to the frame

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