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Re: TKM Axles - how many, what lengths and stiffne
Posted by 'DanBurgess' on 10 Nov 2014 @ 17:24

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50mm Axles go from 1000mm to 1040mm in length, and range from extra soft to extra hard in flexibility.

A rule of thumb is that to gain grip you will use a shorter rear track (rear width) and/or a harder axle, and in the wet you are generally trying to get as much rear grip as possible, so yes a shorter, harder axle is considered better for the wet. In the dry however you will most likely want less grip, so a longer, softer axle will be better, but only as long as you move the hubs out for a wider rear track.

For changing axles, sliding one out and the next one in is the way most people do it.

Hope this helps!

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TKM Axles - how many, what lengths and stiffness? by 'MongooseMotorsport' (10 Nov 2014 @ 14:27)

Re: TKM Axles - how many, what lengths and stiffne by 'DanBurgess' << You are here!

Re: TKM Axles - how many, what lengths and stiffne by 'iant' (10 Nov 2014 @ 17:39)

Re: TKM Axles - how many, what lengths and stiffne by 'MongooseMotorsport' (11 Nov 2014 @ 9:32)

Re: TKM Axles - how many, what lengths and stiffne by 'JKHDude' (11 Nov 2014 @ 11:04)

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