02SSLE

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I was wondering if stock 10 bolt with M6 and drag radials will hold up?

93formto98T/A

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Do a search.....Oh, I forgot. The search isn't working. The odds are against you my friend. Some a4 cars with DRs do fine for awhile but the torque shock the T56 puts on the rear is more than it can handle not to mention the added stress due to grippy tires. Start saving for the aftermarket 9" rear. $.02

02SSLE

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thanks anyone else?

red6speedss

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What is the cheapest you can find a 12 bolts or a 9in

blackrat

Cheap and 12 bolt do not go together. I believe the lowest model versions (no abs/traction control) might start around 1800. Fully loaded versions are upwards of 2200-2400.

OOOJOHN

i got lots of runs on my stock 10 bolt at least 40 on slicks and skinnies. Heres a picture of it.

slowpoke96z28

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OOOJohn, is your car a daily driver? what backlash is the rear setup at? do you have a stud kit or rear end girdle? what kind of fluid do you use?

OOOJOHN

yes it is a daily driver. No i dont have the stud kit. that next on my to do list. and i use regular mobile 1 super synthetic fluid

Radcat

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What rpm do you launch at?

SPRAYED T/A

I ran a 150 with bfg drag radial on a 01 ws6 6 speed running 11.5 on a bone stock
10 bolt,i did this about 10 times and it never broke. it leaks like a bitch but it does
not make any strange noises or anything. I think i got lucky so i ordered a 12 bolt
strange for next season.

LookinAtMyPlate

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its really all up in the air. some hold up some dont. 10 bolds are weird

2000slpss

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mine just went, i didnt even hoo kup really. took a turn and punched and got sideways grabbed second and they went. mine has a ta girdle . heres the aftermath

OOOJOHN

thats how most people break them.i never punch it while going through a turn.I only punch it while going straight.

MattZ28

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Stock gears will be the strongest.

J&J Speed Shop

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Exactly.. no one here can tell you if it will hold up. Some do and some don't but I would say more break than hold up. So you might luck out and you might not

Nittany_marine

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Safest bet, would be to go with something stronger. I went with a 9" and forgot about it.