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New TrakMotive Subaru HD Axles Solve OE Binding Issues

All units include a six ball-style joint design that provides a full 45 degrees of articulation. The company said that this is up to 50 percent more linear travel than a conventional OE-style CV Axle.

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Trakmotive - AxleTrakMotive has introduced several new HD Subaru axles. These units are designed to increase linear travel and greater articulation to compensate for worn or fatigued engine/transmission mounts, according to the company.

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All units include a six ball-style joint design that provides a full 45 degrees of articulation. The company said that this is up to 50 percent more linear travel than a conventional OE-style CV Axle. This helps eliminate binding issues or side to side movement during acceleration.

All units are now available and ready to ship from TrakMotive’s U.S. and Canadian distribution centers. To learn more, click here.

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Continental Releases 67 New Part Numbers

Twenty-two new import part numbers, as well as 39 new pulley and tensioner part numbers, are immediately available.

Emma Henderson
By Emma Henderson
Emma Henderson is the Managing Editor of aftermarketNews and Counterman. She joined Babcox after a career as a television reporter for stations across the Midwest. Contact her at [email protected]
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Continental announced a continued development of its import line of products with the addition of 22 new part numbers, as well as the expansion of its metals program, including 39 new pulley and tensioner part numbers. The new product line extensions are immediately available, Continental said.

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