Anybody know of a source that might sell em cheap?

Thanks,

KElly

I got mine from Moser for $225 for the axles, about another $20 for the studs and about $20 for shipping. I'd like to add that they were about .040" too long to fit in my rear and they had to be machined.

Don't even bother tryin Stange Engineering b/c they told me they don't make axle for the 7.5"/7.625" Chevy 10-bolts.

Hope this helps,

Jason

If you really want to cheap out with a set of factory axles, try a local junk yard but I wouldn't recommend them myself. You won't know if they're bent or not and the aftermarket ones will be better. Try...
www.drivetraindirect.com

$125 each

part number KAC7-A7


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