Got twist? Moser 35 spline axles
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Not to stir up anything, but with that much HP/Tq and the ET you ran in a heavy (3500lb) car, you should probably be running a 40 spline axle to begin with...Call Moser, they will replace that axle for free providing it's under 10yrs old, and you have proof of where you bought it. Good luck and nice ride for sure LOL
I'm willing to bet that my replacement strange axles will not have any issues...I trust MADMAN's opinion and he said I'll be fine. If he recommended that I step up to 40s then I would have...but that requires alot more part changes...
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Like I said I wasn't trying to tick you off, but that is alot of stress on a 35 spline setup...Good luck to you on your future runs. Don't forget to send the axle to Moser....You can always get it replaced, then sell them.....
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Can't say what fluid he's running, but I know of some Pure Street mustang guys running one quart of 75w140 gear oil then topping off the rear with 5w30 engine oil....Less friction means quicker runs.....I don't know how well that holds up under street use though...