RE: Rear ends
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RE: Rear ends
- From: adh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Sandwich Maker)
- Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 14:32:44 -0500 (EST)
" From: "Ian Cudmore" <yahootoo@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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" a ford 8 inch eh? i dont htink i've ever heard of this. the 9" was something
" i was thinking about there mush be something that would be the right width
" with it. is the 8" just a slightly weaker version of the same thing?
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" you should really consider a ford 8in, they are lightweight, strong enough,
" junkyard available, after market parts available, disk brakes, right bolt
" pattern.
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" I have not done this, I have a 9in from a Lincoln Versailles in my hornet
" but the newer lighter stuff would be a better choice.
the 8" is a scaled-down version of the 9". it was widely used in
falcons, fairlanes, mavericks, mustangs, granadas [ford version of the
versailles] etc, '60s to '80 or so.
a mopar 8.25" from a midsize car would be a similar choice. they were
used in '74-6 darts behind 318s, but the dart rear track is very
narrow like the american; i couldn't find a car app close to 57".
versions are still in use, in jeeps among others.
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