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DSS 800hp Axles + PBM diff risers
Anyone running this combo? Heard from a FD pro buddy today that this combination won’t work. He said that the axle is so bulky that when he tried to install it it was hitting the subframe.
I recently picked up a 300hp turbo as a second drift/party car. I know they like to shear axles! I’m not going suuuuuper low. Upper tire grazing lower fender. No tuck. I was planning on installing both so this news is kind of a bummer. Now I need to pick one or the other? Anyone tried this and confirmed or better yet found a work around? |
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12-07-2019, 04:32 PM
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Anecdotally, I've heard you would have to cut the subframe to make them work. You can always just call PBM directly, theyre super cool and always answer my drift related questions.
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