Is a Dana 44 c-clip axle?
NO Dana 44 has c-clips. The axle retainers are pressed onto the ends of the shafts.
What kind of axles are used in drag racing?
Currently, more Strange drag racing axles, high-performance rear ends, and accessories (wheel studs, retainer plates, axle bearings, and c-clip eliminators) are sold than all other comparable brands combined.
Which is better aftermarket or OEM axles?
Aftermarket axles are going to be, by far, the least expensive new part option. Otherwise, one upside of certain aftermarket axles is they are built in the more modern homokenetic style (pictured above). This design allows the axle to be unbolted from an input shaft which is permanently installed in the rear differential.
When did Mercedes Benz stop making rear axles?
On the other hand there are a few parts on these older cars where there are almost too many options, each with their upsides and downsides! Just one such part is the rear axle on the W123 models made by Mercedes from 1977 through 1985.
Where can I get a rebuilt axle for my car?
Pictured below is a rebuilt axle from CVJ Axles, the author’s personal favorite rebuilder, next to an axle that was just removed from a car due to a torn boot. The old axle will be sent back as a core to be rebuilt and used again another day.
What kind of axles does Yukon gear and axle make?
Proper driveline training leads to great careers. Yukon Gear & Axle offers an extensive line of high-performance axle kits for popular Chevrolet, Ford, Dodge, Jeep, Cadillac, Toyota, GMC, Lexus, and Nissan applications. Axles endure a lot of torque and absorb tons of driveline shock.
Aftermarket axles are going to be, by far, the least expensive new part option. Otherwise, one upside of certain aftermarket axles is they are built in the more modern homokenetic style (pictured above). This design allows the axle to be unbolted from an input shaft which is permanently installed in the rear differential.
On the other hand there are a few parts on these older cars where there are almost too many options, each with their upsides and downsides! Just one such part is the rear axle on the W123 models made by Mercedes from 1977 through 1985.
What kind of axles does a Camaro use?
These axles are non-tapered, with hardened bearing seats and machined c-clip grooves, to fit OEM applications. We begin with premium quality alloy steel that is forged in Moser designed tooling, induction heat-treated to optimize torsional strength, and 100% magnafluxed.