Rhino axles are great and only cost 200$ for the complete axle... turner's are also very good

 

Turner HD's are comparable to Gorilla both in strength and price ($400 each). Turner EVO's will run you $650 each, but have a 2 year no questions asked warranty. According to Turner, in the 3 years they have been out there has been no warranty claims. Evo's can only be run on the rear tho.

My second choice would probably be Rhino ($200 each).

Over the last 1-2 years, Gorilla axles haven't been as good as they once were. When I was researching axles, I found lots of posts complaining about manufacturing / quality control issues with Gorilla axles recently. All the post 2 years or more ago were all positive.

 

If I pop one I'm goin rhino

 

Yeah I've been hearing more and more negatives about gorilla.. I think I'm gonna end up going rhino by the sounds of jt

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Cobra axles FTW!!!

 

I didn't research them very much because every post I found about them was someone complaining about the lack of customer service. IIRC, they run $250 each.

 

Rhinos would have my vote. Hell $200 shipped is still cheaper than OEM might as well get both front axles. If you replace one that leaves the opposite as a weak point.


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i called Jose in TX with cobra and he didn't seem to interested in selling, IMO. here is a post that i came across when i goggled. maybe something to consider: http://www.can-amforum.com/forums/can-am-outlander/45917-cobra-axles-not-impresed.html I've seen some axles called "extreme duty". Not sure with those? Those that have bought rhino that i know say they felt it better than gorilla.

 

I run cobras on the front of my xmr which has 31s wides and the hold up only problem I've had is one cv blowing apart going Down the trail he fixed it under warranty haven't had a problem sense. his customer service is really good IMO