X2!
Wow....I've never ordered anything from them, I had no idea...that blows :shaking:
Normally I would agree but in this case it depends on what it's going into, there are some rail type mud cars running huge horsepower running dana 30 fronts, they don't run a tire on the front with a whole lot of tread and the tires aren't on the ground much anyway.unless building a mini buggy or something (motorcyle engine powered with atv tires) there is NO WAY i would recommend installing a dana 30 into ANYTHING, granted they can do ok in the vehicles they came in stock, with a weak motor and smallish tire. But why spend money on one when you can have dana 44 stuff for cheap? and much stronger,better to build off of.
This is exactly what I was going to say about the 30 front. There's many mud racing guys that run a 30 front/12 bolt rear or 30 front/9 inch rear setup to be as lightweight as possible, and they run rediculous amounts of power. They're so light weight that axle strength isn't really an issue.Normally I would agree but in this case it depends on what it's going into, there are some rail type mud cars running huge horsepower running dana 30 fronts, they don't run a tire on the front with a whole lot of tread and the tires aren't on the ground much anyway.