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I've been using Moser products for years and am very happy with them. 35 spline axles and spool are quite a bit stronger than 30 spline. But it doesn't hurt to have an extra margin of strength. 35 spline are more popular and easier to sell if the need arises. A steel billet yoke is also an extra durable piece because OEM yokes can eventually spread. 12-13 second range vehicle would do well either way.
If you do want to inspect the gears and weld something into the housing, you might as well have it straightened, weld a filler cap near the top which can double as an inspection hole, and consider a brace.
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I chose the Moser spool and 35 spline axles for my Max Wedge stocker but when I bracket raced the car with a 440 and X-ram I ran stock axles and a stock sure-grip with 11 inch tires and never had a problem running mid to low 11's.
Jim
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