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Aerospace Aluminum-Alloy
Quarter Midget Axles |
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Less
Weight and
Less
Cost
Than
Titanium and Even Stronger! |
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Increased Acceleration!
The BAC all new
A3
quarter midget axle is the lightest axle ever
produced at 1.60 lbs. This amazing decrease in
rotational mass allows for greater acceleration
down the straight-a-ways! |
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Reduced Unsprung
Weight = Reduced Wheel Hop
The unsprung weight (which
includes axles, wheels, rims and tires) movement
of a vehicle due to an imperfect racing surface
is inversely proportionate to the unsprung
weight. Less unsprung weight will have more grip
when tracking over the imperfect surface.
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The BAC
A3
Quarter Midget Axle will fit
all
chassis types and
all existing pinch-type wheel hubs, brake hubs,
etc.
Not Recommended
For Use with Floating Hubs.
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Optimized Design
Through Structural Analysis
Utilizing aerospace
structural analysis techniques, the BAC
A3
Quarter Midget Axle is an optimized design
with no stress risers. (Typical failure
location of all other axles is at the snap
ring groove adjacent to the bearing.) The
superior strength
A3
design is the utilization of the highest
strength proprietary aerospace aluminum
alloy available in combination with the
elimination of all snap ring grooves. This
unique
A3
axle design is truly the first and only
engineered quarter midget axle which through
analysis eliminates weight in low stress
areas (center section) and increases wall
thickness in the highly stressed bearing
areas. The axles are gun-drilled to
eliminate unnecessary weight resulting in
the lightest and strongest axle available.
Each
A3
axle is supplied with 3 lightweight aluminum
collars to locate the axle in the chassis.
These same BAC locking collars have
been running for years with the BAC
kart axle on outlaw sprint karts. They have
proven to secure the axle in location
through the hardest turns and harshest
racing conditions. Each
A3
axle assembly also includes 2 sets of
aluminum keys (4 thin & 4 thick). The
A3
axle kit fits all chassis types and pinch
type hubs. |
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