Installing Moser alxes soon.

[Sweet6]

Any advice on how to install these? I have the directions from GNType. But I was wondering if I should change anything while it is apart.

TIA

 

[turbosam6]

The only thing I did was install some long hardened wheel studs, since they are a pain to do with the axles in the car. I got the 3" screw ins, they are required if you run slicks at most tracks.

 

[RareT]

It would be a good idea to replace the axle bearings/seals while you're at it. Other than that, the directions on GN/TType should guide you pretty well.

Ed

 

[J Banning]

Axle seals. Check gears for wear.

 

[Sweet6]

Can I get the seals and bearings at a local parts/chain?

 

[Louie L.]

yes u can.

 

[ULYCYC]

Originally posted by turbosam6
The only thing I did was install some long hardened wheel studs, since they are a pain to do with the axles in the car. I got the 3" screw ins, they are required if you run slicks at most tracks.

Screw in studs are nice and not a bad idea if new axles are going in. But they are NOT required. Only requirement is "wheel stud must protrude into the hex portion of the nut a distance that is at least equal to the diameter of the stud" Moser will drill the axles for any stud and style you desire.

 

[strikeeagle]

Recommend you call Mark Williams...

 

[Sweet6]

Who is Mark Williams?

 

[ULYCYC]

http://www.markwilliams.com/

 

[turbosam6]

I meant the longer studs were required, not the fact that they are screw ins. I guess I worded that stupidly. I got a good deal on my axles from Paul at HR parts.

 

[Sweet6]

I got mine from HR Parts too