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Old 06-25-2014, 01:16 PM   #1
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Axle Spacers! Fix your ripped boots and stop blowing axles!
I know the s-chassis guys are always ripping boots and ultimately breaking the axle due to stretching them. This typically happens if you are running wider LCAs, dual caliper brackets, subframe combinations, or a very low car.

http://www.maverick-motorsports.com/...th-2x3-pattern





These spacers will bring the axle back into it's OEM operating range and help keep boots from ripping and axles from prematurely failing.

As with all my parts these are CNC machined to the highest standards to ensure perfect fit. The spacers are made from 6061-T6 Aluminum and feature a light weight design, concentric nests for the axles and stubs to avoid vibration, and all hardware needed.

Per-order now! Expecting them August 1st.

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Old 06-25-2014, 03:33 PM   #2
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Hell yeah this is on my to do list for sure!
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Old 06-25-2014, 03:43 PM   #3
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Now all they need is to make 5 bolt ones.
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Now all they need is to make 5 bolt ones.
And 6x1, I'd love to save from shipping GKtech ones from Australia.
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Do you happen to make this part for other cars? My lowered P11 (G20) goes through boots all the time and this would most likely be the fix.
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Do you happen to make this part for other cars? My lowered P11 (G20) goes through boots all the time and this would most likely be the fix.
Considering P11's use a 1 piece axle, something like this won't help you at all. If you're going though boots use higher quality aftermarket axles or OEM green axles.
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Hmmmm. Anyone install these yet? Seem pretty cool, just wondering how much it really does help on a slammed car, that's the only reason my axles don't hold up, and I'm already running sub frame risers.
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Do these include longer bolts like the GKTech do?
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do these include longer bolts like the gktech do?
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the spacers are made from 6061-t6 aluminum and feature a light weight design, concentric nests for the axles and stubs to avoid vibration, and all hardware needed.
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Now all they need is to make 5 bolt ones.
My thoughts exactly. .
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