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Very cool. I'm looking forward to seeing them first hand on the 9" axle we ordered from you, a very stout piece for sure!

Very cool. I'm looking forward to seeing them first hand on the 9" axle we ordered from you, a very stout piece for sure!

Yep, the drive flanges are already heat treated and the gear company has them right now for the ID splines. Next step platers, then off to your shop (any anyone else that wants a set :D)

Jeff

do you have a idea what the steel hubs and caps will sell for. Need to get my ducks in a row.

No steel hubs will be made, only 7075-T6 aerospace grade aluminum.

Very nice. what kind of prices we looking at with those on one of your 9 in housings?:smokin:

Very nice. what kind of prices we looking at with those on one of your 9 in housings?:smokin:

Pricing will be announced in approximately 1-2 weeks once we have them in stock and ready to ship. Thanks for the interest - Jeff

Yep, the drive flanges are already heat treated and the gear company has them right now for the ID splines. Next step platers, then off to your shop (any anyone else that wants a set :D)

Jeff

Sweet! I'm stoked. :D

it looked like the one was steel. thanks ryan

Weight of the bare hub, without the drive flanges or races?

TIA

Ryan

thats definitely bling. i like it.

What is the I.D. of the spindle?

Made to fit standard 35 spline shafts ^^^

daddy likes... :smokin:

Weight of the bare hub, without the drive flanges or races?

TIA

Ryan

I actually have comparative numbers between stock and ours at the shop, I'll get them in the morning and post them up.

how long till you make those for D60s? looks light, and it looks like a set of 4 would make my truck go really fast

Not really in the works at this time, but we may look into it later. - Jeff

Made to fit standard 35 spline shafts ^^^

you mean 30 Spline 14B shafts?

Very nice work . How many driveline's will it cost me ? :D Jess

super nice

you mean 30 Spline 14B shafts?

No, it will use the standard 35 spline shafts. Those that want to use these on their 14 bolt axles will just use an aftermarket or stock flanged axle and will not need to buy the drive flange.

Those that want these on a 9" fab'd housing will be able to use these with some double splined 35 spline axles.

Versatility is the name of the game with these hubs.

Jeff

Very nice work . How many driveline's will it cost me ? :D Jess

Not sure, but I'll need two for our upcoming buggy build :)

What lug patterns are going to be avalible? And what is the od of the hub and drive flange?

Weight of the bare hub, without the drive flanges or races?

TIA

Ryan

Stock Hub 22 Lbs

Ballistic Hub 8.3 Lbs

What lug patterns are going to be avalible? And what is the od of the hub and drive flange?

OD of the drive flange is 4.5" and steps up to 4.62 for the wheel seat. 8x6.5" will be the only option for this hub design, bu don't get frustrated, we'll have an alternative for the other guys as well.

Jeff

Are those Ballistic spindles or Solid?

Are those Ballistic spindles or Solid?

Well isnt that a stupid question!!!

You are reading in the Ballistic Zone at spy pics! Who do you think is making them:shaking:

I'm guessing these are based off SRW hubs and you wont be making them for the DRW hub guys?

doh. Didnt see the pic showcasing the spindles. I just assumed they were showing off the bling hubs and the spindles are in the background.

Im a dumb ass

What is the I.D. of the spindle?

Made to fit standard 35 spline shafts ^^^

you mean 30 Spline 14B shafts?

No, it will use the standard 30 spline shafts. Those that want to use these on their 14 bolt axles will just use an aftermarket or stock flanged axle and will not need to buy the drive flange.

Those that want these on a 9" fab'd housing will be able to use these with some double splined 35 spline axles.

Versatility is the name of the game with these hubs.

Jeff

So is the ID for 1.5" Shafts or 1.54" Shafts? or better yet 40 spline... :confused:

hubs are 7075-T6 and the flanges would be ... ?

4340

So is the ID for 1.5" Shafts or 1.54" Shafts? or better yet 40 spline... :confused:

oops, typo. The flanges are for ford 35 spline shafts. That means that you can use a double 35 spline shaft in a hybrid 9" axle, or use stock 14B flanged axles in a 14Bolt housing. Sorry for the confusion - Jeff

Why was it not made big enough to fit 40 spline shafts?

When is my set going to be ready?:grinpimp:

Why was it not made big enough to fit 40 spline shafts?

Come on mr. engineer, how much material do you think would be left on the spindle if it fit a standard hub and was bored for 40-spline shafts? I'll let you do the math, 2" OD spindle and 1.71" OD 40-spline axle shaft.

You'd have to make a hub and spindle combo that uses larger bearings and spindle nut. All it takes is $$$$$.

When is my set going to be ready?:grinpimp:

I already tried Jack, but I bet you'd have better luck:grinpimp:

Come on mr. engineer, how much material do you think would be left on the spindle if it fit a standard hub and was bored for 40-spline shafts? I'll let you do the math, 2" OD spindle and 1.71" OD 40-spline axle shaft.

You'd have to make a hub and spindle combo that uses larger bearings and spindle nut. All it takes is $$$$$.

Stock 14b shafts are 1.56in
A dana 80 has 1.58in 37s spline shafts, Might be able to fit 37 spline in these spindles?

Im not sure if the 10lug d80 spindles would allow a 40 spline shaft, That hub/spindle design might have been a better platform then the 14bolt and in the end weigh about the same.

I wonder if hubs with a big 10bolt pattern would be popular

People could change hubs instead of using adapters

Just a thought

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Sweet! I'm stoked. :D

Yep, the drive flanges are already heat treated and the gear company has them right now for the ID splines. Next step platers, then off to your shop (any anyone else that wants a set :D)

Jeff

woohoo!!! :bounce:

looks liek a great idea.

i'm curriouse of the longeviity of the shaft in the aluminum drive flange.

looks liek a great idea.

i'm curriouse of the longeviity of the shaft in the aluminum drive flange.

DrVic's reply makes it sound like the drive flange is 4340

the 9" stuff for roundyround axles uses a double splines with aluminum driveflange iirc it is a coarse spline and they do cambered spindles on it

It is 4340 heat treated for a standard 35 spline shaft. Thanks - Jeff

Come on Jeff, where's the pics????? You said you'd be down in 2 hours, 7 hours ago. Spill the beans!

do you have a price for these yet?

when will they be avalible?

DJ

Maybe this has been asked...what would it take to use your full float hub setup on Spidertrax knuckles?

I'm not really sure.. sorry - Jeff

ahhhh i see some rockwell/14bolt hub hybrids in some ones future...:smokin:

OD of the drive flange is 4.5" and steps up to 4.62 for the wheel seat. 8x6.5" will be the only option for this hub design, but don't get frustrated, we'll have an alternative for the other guys as well.

Jeff

Yes Jeff, keep us little guys in the loop !!

Finishing up the dodge free-spin kits for now, the next hubs to go to prototype will be the alternative bolt pattern full-floats.

Jeff

Finishing up the dodge free-spin kits for now, the next hubs to go to prototype will be the alternative bolt pattern full-floats.

Jeff

Which might be ????

Can't really say at this moment... as soon as we possibly can?

Jeff