All Mark Williams steel spools are precision machined from 4140 steel forgings on CNC machinery to ensure accuracy. The ring gear register and bearing diameters are precision ground with the spool mounted on a special arbor to assure concentricity between the splines and the ground surfaces. The final grinding operation also ensures zero runout on the ring mounting surface. Engineered for maximum reliability, MW spools also have an increased cross-section under the ring gear register to prevent ring gear deflection. MW spools are heat treated in-house with the same austemper through hardening heat treat process as MW’s “Hi-Torque” axles. Mark Williams steel spools are offered in both standard and lightweight versions. The major differences are the addition of lightening holes drilled through the hub of the spool and a profile milled ring gear flange. This reduces the weight by as much as 25% over the standard version without sacrificing the strength of the spool. | ||
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MW 35-spline, Lightweight for Dana 60™
MW 40-spline, Lightweight for Dana 60™.
MW 35 spline, Lightweight for Ford 8.8
MW 35-spline, Lightweight, for GM 12 Bolt
MW 35-spline, Lightweight, for GM 12 Bolt - 3.250" Carrier
MW 40-spline, Lightweight for Modular 12 Bolt
For offset pinion support in GM 12 Bolt, 35 spline
MW 35-spline, Lightweight, for Mopar 8-3/4"
Strange type 33-spline, Lightweight, 9"Ford, 3.062" bore case
Dana 35-spline, Lightweight, Summers type, 3.250" bore case
Dana 35-spline, Lightweight, Strange type, 3.250" bore case
MW 35-spline, Lightweight, for Ford 9" 3.250" bore