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    bolt in vs weld in, relocation brackets

    which are better?

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    Bolt in will hold good and are also good if you need to take them off for any reason (selling car, upgrades etc.) but you'll never beat the stability of a weld b/c it just doesn't move...period.

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    I'm a fan of all weld ins (especially SFCs)

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    Quote Originally Posted by In_style
    which are better?


    Weld in is supposedly more stable, because it is in a fixed position, but I would suggest bolt in if you are still running your stock 10 bolt rearend, because you will not notice a difference between them. Plus if you ever up grade or sell your stock rearend you can put them on the new one you get and you can choose to weld in the bolt in style at anytime if you decide too.

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