Floating 8.75 axles

Cause anything is better than Green bearings! :poke:

Sumbitch they're supposed to shine a spotlight on the clouds to alert me when this comes up. It's in the shape of two people crapping in their hands and slinging it at one another.

Floater axles help with running rear disk setups. Supposed to help with rear pad knock back. Forgot the reason for this, but you can look it up.

It's because the hub bearings are seated on the axle and fixed to one another (like the front hubs on the front spindle) so the rotor runs true, compared to when there's a single bearing and the end of the axle is free to wobble within whatever play is in the receiving splines in the differential.