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So i have a redline 10 cub that i trail/quarry ride. Redoing a bunch of stuff with a new frame swap. My current axle is a old g force with no chrome left and loose hubs all around. Most the chrome fell off just pressure washing i dont beat it that bad. This thing is hideous and worn. I want a new axle and dont want to put used worn sproket and wheel hubs on a new shaft. Here are my options and opinions. Any input is appreatiated.

Jj play axle. Love the light weight and all new keyed hubs for a decent price. Hate that its shorter then stock. Not sure aluminum can hold up. Maybe wheel spacers can get it to +1. I use +2 now and hate to go bigger or much smaller. $650ish

Durablue x33. Love gun drilled, wider then stock, keyed wheel hubs included. Still need a new factory or aftermarket sproket splined hub. Hate lock nut. $700 ish

Lonstar/ rpm with billet hubs all around. Heavy , tons, of money, and splines all around. May have the same loose spline problems i have now. Yes i impact them on.  Looks great and is extended. $8-900 ish for all billet hubs and 550ish for stock on the axle.

G force with all new hubs factory or billet. Hate paying that much for stock stuff i think this quad will ware out fast. $350 500 ish for stock stuff and axle. 600 for lonestar stuff on this axle.

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RPM but I think they're out of business.
i couldn't order a bumper from them last week.
Seriously?! That really sucks. I've always heard they make the best axles.
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12 hours ago, gusto said:

RPM but I think they're out of business.

i couldn't order a bumper from them last week.

Just went to there website and they got them for $389.

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JJA play axle. I ran them on my hillclimb bikes for years and bombed them off some big ass jumps. It will be more than adequate for your bike. Best part is you drop about 10 pounds of rotating mass with the aluminum assembly over a steel one.

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Nope. The axle is 34" wide. I prefer the back to be more narrow than the front but you can always flip your rims to gain a couple extra inches per side, providing they have an offset.

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