EXCITER RINGS...Where to buy new ones??!
11-19-2004, 04:45 PM
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EXCITER RINGS...Where to buy new ones??! I am swapping out my stock 10 bolt axles for Moser forged ones and have a person who wants my stock axles. The Moser axles don't come w/rings and we both need the exciter rings on them and my local dealer says you have to BUY THE WHOLE AXLE to get them!!! 
I've looked all over the web and can't find them and Moser says they don't have the rings to fit the stock c-clip style axles. ANYONE KNOW WHERE TO BUY NEW EXCITER RINGS???????? HELP!!!!
I've looked all over the web and can't find them and Moser says they don't have the rings to fit the stock c-clip style axles. ANYONE KNOW WHERE TO BUY NEW EXCITER RINGS???????? HELP!!!! 
11-21-2004, 02:38 PM
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I thought moser included their own exciter rings with thier rears. I guess not, but yeah you cant buy them separetly. I too was looking to do this and drew nothing but blanks and the dealer wanted me to buy the whole axle
11-23-2004, 07:34 AM
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Do you have a part number and price. I have been trying to call your business all week with no answer to purchase some shocks and I would also be interested in these exciter rings
11-23-2004, 01:11 PM
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I saw a 10-bolt axle shaft with the ring on it,
sitting at $20 on eBay. The axles are not that
valuable and the exciter rings don't wear, so
a grenaded 10-bolt (worth its weight in iron)
might be your bottom-feeder best bet.
sitting at $20 on eBay. The axles are not that
valuable and the exciter rings don't wear, so
a grenaded 10-bolt (worth its weight in iron)
might be your bottom-feeder best bet.
