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Trying to get my Stagea sorted (pretty keen to race it at Dragwars this coming Friday) but run into a small problem with my LHR axle.

Can anyone tell me the outer diameter of an R32 GTS4/R32 or R33 GTR axle cup? It should be either 90mm or 100mm. (see pic). Its the part that bolts to the Diff outout flange.

This is the make or break moment for my rear end setup. Its all back in & bled up just missing a LH axle. Help :confused:

Thanks in advance!!!!!

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Sorry about the crap photos.......................

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Stagea is smaller than gtr unless you have a rs four s or autech which are the same as the GTR

Well I have an Autech axle & its 90mm but trying to confirm that it IS the same size as GTR as a 90mm is what I need

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