What do you call axle shafts that are made from chrome molly?
I'd have to check the rules for 4600 but the last I understood, there is no cutting of the stock sheet metal in 4600.
Lots of poor choices but other than that, looks like an entry into the stock class. No way to predict a top 5 finish though.
Someone that cares can dig up the rules for the 4600 class on Ultra 4's website. I only looked at the first pic with the PSC flares. But, he says it is banded, so someone must have looked at it. However, that doesn't mean it will fit the rules of the class. Tech does not check for rule compliance other than how they apply to the safety requirements and whether those requirements are met.
So he's a fucking retard for one extra letter? That and there are no chrome lined axles.
Chromemoly is a slang term for steel alloys containing chromium and molybdenum. I don't know the correct way to represent it. We've discussed it, me and the companies I've developed a few products for and have never arrived at a consensus. The easier way would be to just use what the alloy is, 4130, 4340, etc., but that doesn't sound as cool to the folks that don't understand what that means.
