MWC 9 w/Wavetrac?
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MWC 9 w/Wavetrac?
Does anyone on here have the Watts link MWC 9" setup with a Wavetrac, or Quaife diff??
I am asking because I eventually want that axle with either of those two diffs for handling/road racing/autocross (NOT for drag racing/'highway runs' like most on here, so the standard "just spool it" response is a NO GO!).
I am asking because I eventually want that axle with either of those two diffs for handling/road racing/autocross (NOT for drag racing/'highway runs' like most on here, so the standard "just spool it" response is a NO GO!).
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Wavetrac...no watts link. Went for the 31 spline version and aluminum center, lightend Yukon 4.11. Drives just like the Zexel unit, has more bias on corner exit though.
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MWC with watt's link and wavetrac. I haven't driven it at the limit of its handling capabilities, though it drives like a stock rear in the car and is very grippy in corners. No tire chirp or bouncing associated with a spool type, but it seems like it's always engaged and ready for action.
I have however been able to test it at the strip, and it leaves great and straight and handles a 6.5k clutch dump like a pro. About to have a kit on the car and see how the diff likes leaving on gas out of the hole...
I have however been able to test it at the strip, and it leaves great and straight and handles a 6.5k clutch dump like a pro. About to have a kit on the car and see how the diff likes leaving on gas out of the hole...