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01-06-2007, 08:14 PM

Jac Mac

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Originally Posted by swedencobra

Ahha okey thank you for that answer.

The rear axle assy you are talking about, is that only the housing for the diferential?

Regards Johan

That is correct, It takes a 9" Ford Diff head ( very common in most parts of the western world & with many ratios & traction aids available- ie detroit locker, trutrac LSD etc-) You would then have to make up/ procure suspension arm,s etc for it on the car. As I mentioned before it depends on the tools you have to work with & the skills that your group have. Along with any financial limitations imposed.

Jac Mac

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