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Author:  395stang [ Fri Mar 26, 2004 10:59 pm ]
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Hey Roy I got a couple of Qs and figure you were the best one to ask.
1) What were the strong 9 inch rear ends in?
2) How good was the 9 inch in the 65 stang vert?
3) Which ones had a posi in them.

The width doesnt matter i have a guy here who can fix that I just want to get a strong one and if at all possible one with a posi. I found a place here that has about eight 9 inches and I want to get a good one.

Author:  Roy [ Sat Mar 27, 2004 4:51 am ]
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The general build of the Ford nine is basically Identical to the first that that was built in the 50's.

The Strong Center sections are the ones with a N cast on the center section. Alot of pickups had these also I have seen them on mustangs with the drag pack option, whether it was original or not I don ot know. The N stood for a Nodular Iron case.

How good was the 9 inch in a 65 Vert ? Well the axle was used in 1/2 ton trucks so it is pretty stout.

For the Posi's you have to check the axle build tag for an L that would be with the ratio. but than it may be hit or miss.

Watch out for the Ford nine that is in the big heavy Lincoln town cars .
Hope this helps.THe ring gears are slightly bigger . whick is good , but selection is poor.

Author:  395stang [ Sat Mar 27, 2004 4:57 am ]
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Thanks for the info Roy I figured you would know. I will keep you posted on what I find.

Author:  Roy [ Sat Mar 27, 2004 4:58 am ]
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Mike one more note
Alot of lowered powered mustangs came with a 8 inch axle assembly .
also here is a good page with a loto f Pictures explaining the diffs.
http://www.maliburacing.com/ford_9_inch/ford_nine_inch.htm

Author:  395stang [ Sat Mar 27, 2004 5:35 am ]
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Thanks Roy that was a lot of help tomorrow I am going to go back and find the one I want.

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