Kelv

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As title really.

Was offered a brand new Quaife ATB today, all built up and brand new but only in a standard casing but at a very good price!

Do i go for it, or should i really get one with the thickwall casing?

i know standard front diffs are weak, both in the internals and the casing but will the ATB be a different kettle of fish?

any input/opinions/view welcomed!

Ta

Mark_1

what power are you after?

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Kelv, you could take a chance and use a standard front diff case with a strenghtening plate.

But really, for over 400 BHP and launching I would reccomend the Quaife thickwall case + a strengthening plate

A bit "belt & braces" I know, but once you've purchased a thickwall case (not cheap) the small extra cost of the plate will seem like a cheap insurance option

Mike Rainbird

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And I keep the strengthening plates in stock .

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With 8mm holes to suit the Quaife thickwall Mike?

Mike Rainbird

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On the Alumec versions yes, but the steel ones have to be drilled out in the same way that the covers have to to fit .

Kelv

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Cheers Doug.
Looks like it could be a thickwall aswell then

Mike, i know you have them in stock ill add that to the amount for the next cheque i write for you and pass that over next week