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    Thread: Jason GMR

    1. #1
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      Jason GMR

      Hi there anybody know if they are stil in bisenis!!. looking for full floating rear hubs.. thanks.



    2. #2
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      I am not 100% sure but I don't think the GMR is still active.

      Although MillerBuilt over on Lateral-G makes several different types of Corvette based full floater kits.
      http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/member.php4?u=15937

    3. #3
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      Jason GMR

      Last time I spoke with Jason he was focusing on off-road stuff more than the pro touring floater.

      Currie, Strange and some others have high horsepower capable floaters if that's what you're after.
      We use the Moser floater very often and Baer Brakes floater kit too.

      -Dale
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    4. #4
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      Do a Google search for "Grand National floater" you will find a bunch of links. GN floaters are a spec rear end used in NASCAR and many other circle track series which are virtually bulletproof. GN spec floaters are manufactured by a number of companies such as Moser, Winters, Coleman, etc, and because they are a spec rear end the parts are interchangeable between manufacturers. Just avoid all of the ebay junk.

      On the other hand, the GMR floater was a high quality NON-standard design which IMO was way over priced.
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      Duplicate post
      Spinnin'my tires in life's fast lane

      Ryan Austin
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    6. #6
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      MillerBuilt is the man .....stock gm stuff so it's super simple to get replacement parts ,fast at responding to emails and will answer any and all questions
      Spinnin'my tires in life's fast lane

      Ryan Austin
      On twitter ... soon to be revived ...
      On Instagram ryanaustinss70

    7. #7
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      sorry for the late responds. but i realy need to get in contact with Jason guys..

    8. #8
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      Contact MillierBuilt over on lateral-g. He was one-half of the former The GMR.
      Greg




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