Eaton or Auburn
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Eaton or Auburn I am about to rebuild my 98 a4 rear end. I cant decide if I want an Auburn or an Eaton posi unit. I drive it on the street everyday and race on weekends. I am also putting in a 3:73 gear. What do you recomend eaton, auburn or something else.
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Originally Posted by SuperSam
I vote for a Auburn PRO-SERIES carrier. They are pricey, but IMHO they are better than the eaton.
My buddy has the eaton in his LT1 and beats the **** out of it with no problems. 
Originally Posted by SuperSam
I vote for a Auburn PRO-SERIES carrier. They are pricey, but IMHO they are better than the eaton.
There are a few guys on this board with A4's cutting 1.5x 60 fts that have a few hundred runs on these pro series posi's and they're still going strong. That was good enough for me. I'm cutting consistant 1.60 60 fts with mine and it's still together.
The original poster that asked the question has an A4. A M6 will break any posi in a 10 bolt. For an A4 that doesn't wheelhop, I will recommend the Auburn Pro.
