TNS Racing

I dont want to use inline axles. The x factory ones are trailing right?

Wild Cherry

The Lunsford version eliminates the E-clip and uses a button screw instead...


The best axle bar none .....

DanGriffin

yes, the x-factory ones are trailing.

and they also use a screw instead of an e-clip

YoungChazz

X Factory axles slightly heavier, but about half the price, too.

not home

iTrader: (23)

just get the regular b4 axles, non ft ones. i run them. not a problem like the ft ones are.

Wild Cherry

They snag the pipe and break the car , not to mention the steel bends...

killatoyota4569

iTrader: (12)

Try this Part # They are the Cheapest around ---- ASC1585

SpeedyPenguin

iTrader: (1)

Never run aluminum front axles, the outcome will never be good.

Run the lunsford axles if you really care about having titanium, but steel will be just as strong in this situation and much cheaper.

Wild Cherry

Ti is stronger...

sosidge

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killatoyota4569

iTrader: (12)

why not? How much a difference can you see or tell from a small peiece of metal? they are all the same in my eyes, if your worried about the threads coming loose, just use thread lock.

For the money, Ill go with these 13 bux shipped to the door. Instead of 24.99 plus 8 for shipping a small cheap part. IDk and how could Steel be more than Alum or TI????????

CCristo

iTrader: (56)

The problem isn't with the screws coming loose. The aluminum ones tend to break

b4wires

iTrader: (19)

I ran these on my B4 they work well. If I do it again, I would put them on again.

TNS Racing

x factory it is then