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vintage914racer
post Oct 3 2016, 06:43 PM
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I need to source new CVs/half shaft assemblies for my track car. It's putting out something like 270hp from a 2.5 six. I know that renegade has high performance axles sets and tangerine racing has options as well, just curious what the best option might be. I'd love to support someone here if possible. Ideally if like complete axle as lies I an swap in since rebuilding them isn't one of my favorites things to do. I have cores....
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Mark Henry
post Oct 4 2016, 02:55 PM
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I went with the 108mm early 70's 911 CV's, stubs and hubs, trans input shafts and sway-a-way axles. You can buy full assembly halfshafts from many of our vendors, you have to toss the 911 axles for the sway-a-way axles. After that it's a bolt on.
Stubs and hubs, trans input shafts come up for sale in the classifieds, but some gougers came out of the woodwork when it became known as a hot set-up.

To save a bit of coin I found that G50 CV's will work with this combo, but has no gasket relief cut into it. I had the boots, if you don't just get the complete halfshafts.
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