View Poll Results: 12 bolt or 9 in
12 bolt
13
27.08%
9 in
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12 bolt or 9in
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u would be fine with a 12 bolt 9in is a stronger unit but its a good amount of money more and not really necessary to have. if u have the spare cash tho go for it. 9inchers werent really used much 4yrs ago when i put mine in and my car has seen as much as 700wheel without any problems at all...CJ has a 12 bolt and he beats the **** out of it with almost 800wheel and no problems.its pretty much personal preference..if ur not planning on making 1000hp i dont think its necessary. 12 bolt has its issues but none that cant be fixed with a tack weld
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i got a chance to see the moser m9 display at the nhra finals a couple weeks back...
the worksmanship on it was quite impressive....and very light to say the least...
comes with its own torque arm...its a long style with a relocated trans crossmember mounting point...comes in all sorts of configurations....
also has the option of bolt on axle tubes...for the price its not bad at all...
i ave also heard the midwest fab9 is a very nice piece, but have yet to see one myself.
the worksmanship on it was quite impressive....and very light to say the least...
comes with its own torque arm...its a long style with a relocated trans crossmember mounting point...comes in all sorts of configurations....
also has the option of bolt on axle tubes...for the price its not bad at all...
i ave also heard the midwest fab9 is a very nice piece, but have yet to see one myself.
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i got a chance to see the moser m9 display at the nhra finals a couple weeks back...
the worksmanship on it was quite impressive....and very light to say the least...
comes with its own torque arm...its a long style with a relocated trans crossmember mounting point...comes in all sorts of configurations....
also has the option of bolt on axle tubes...for the price its not bad at all...
i ave also heard the midwest fab9 is a very nice piece, but have yet to see one myself.
the worksmanship on it was quite impressive....and very light to say the least...
comes with its own torque arm...its a long style with a relocated trans crossmember mounting point...comes in all sorts of configurations....
also has the option of bolt on axle tubes...for the price its not bad at all...
i ave also heard the midwest fab9 is a very nice piece, but have yet to see one myself.
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Best value on the market by far... You can sell your current TQ Arm to offset the inital cost. The Fab 9 weighs the same as a 10 bolt so you dont have to lug around the additional 50-60lbs that a typical 9"/12 bolt has.