MWC or Moser M9
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MWC has expedited shipping now? So basically you can pay $500 to cut in line of people who have already been waiting months for there rear end? I WILL say that I have nothing bad to say about my MWC 9", it is a the best rear end money can buy in my opinion. but I will say that MWC customer service and business ethic suck!!!! I mean hire some more employees for Christ sake, stop being greedy and only have a few people in the shop just to make make your customers wait for months and months and months and months and months to get. **** you would probably make more money if you could produce products in a timely manner.
If you feel like waiting a short lifetime for a rear end get a MWC, if you want something in a timely manner get a moser.
If you feel like waiting a short lifetime for a rear end get a MWC, if you want something in a timely manner get a moser.
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Mwc has my vote with strange axles. And if ur thinking about a trutrac just send me the $400 and lunch ur self because that is what will happen. My locker is great though. Definitely worth the wait and customer service. And their cage is nice and subframe connectors are too
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Thanks guys for your opinion, i have decided to go with MWC. I will be using TH 400 transmission and planning on ERL 434 superdeck 1 with big shot of nitrous, so what gear should i use, 3.50 or lower ?
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The ERL power will also be a wise investment as well... Their Superdeck block design is capable of going big numbers as customer like Ohio Boys Racing and Koolrayz have shown.
The gear ratio will depend on your rpm range and tire size/type, but you will most likely end up in the 350-370 range.