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Cubes Grand Master

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Axles, Halfshafts, diff centre in to your GTST centre as the housings are different and hubs.

All adds up and can be quite expensive if you get taken for a ride by a wrecker but the rear end will be fairly bullet proof. :P

Unless your snapping axles its MUCH cheaper to simply grab a new CLSD diff centre and drop it in to your current setup.

For one the diff centre will be new and tight; grab an old GTR CLSD and it may most likely be loose which requires more money spent on it to bring it up to spec.

Abo Bob Grand Master

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Need the whole subframe? Is that maybe only if you want to keep it in the GTR housing? Would it be negated by using the GTST housing with GTR centre?

I threw away a GTR subframe earlier this year as I didn't think anyone wanted them.

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