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Author Topic: Ok, I whipped out the 9-inch this morning...  (Read 1240 times)

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Re: Ok, I whipped out the 9-inch this morning...
« Reply #25 on: January, 09, 2011, 09:02:54 AM »
well it is a 28 spline, sorry. I pulled the cover off and pulled out one axle to count the splines. It does look pretty fresh in there but 28 for sure. bummer.

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Re: Ok, I whipped out the 9-inch this morning...
« Reply #26 on: January, 09, 2011, 09:32:06 AM »
Bob, I hope your wife is not disappointed with you taking out your 9 inch and replacing it with something smaller.
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Re: Ok, I whipped out the 9-inch this morning...
« Reply #27 on: January, 09, 2011, 10:08:30 AM »
T-Bird housing has quad shock mounting slightly different than Mustang (PITA), and Mark VII housing lacks quad shocks - That's why I want a Mustang housing.

For reference , Mustang 8.8 axle lengths:
Mustang 79-93 29.16"
Mustang 94-98 (same as T-Bird/Cougar) 29.91"
SVO/(Lincoln MarkVII/Cont) 30.41"
Mustang 99-04 30.69"
Mustang 2005-10 32.72"

I stand corrected,  I thought the quad shock mounts where use one the LSC as well...   the Mustang 5.0 tech reference performance handbook even states the quad shock arrangements vary... I did not know that.  I also thought the LSC stuff was interchangable... Thanks for the clarification.... 



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Re: Ok, I whipped out the 9-inch this morning...
« Reply #28 on: January, 09, 2011, 10:53:41 AM »
well it is a 28 spline, sorry. I pulled the cover off and pulled out one axle to count the splines. It does look pretty fresh in there but 28 for sure. bummer.
NO, in this case 28 spline is GOOD - that's what I need, since I'm running the SVO/Lincoln axles  :thu. I've got no plans to drag race this car so 28 will be fine! I listed the Currie on craigslist this morning - I think it should move pretty quick, and when it does, I'm definitely interested in your rear end! (Wait, that didn't sound right  :hide)
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Re: Ok, I whipped out the 9-inch this morning...
« Reply #29 on: January, 09, 2011, 10:57:34 AM »
I stand corrected,  I thought the quad shock mounts where use one the LSC as well...   the Mustang 5.0 tech reference performance handbook even states the quad shock arrangements vary... I did not know that.  I also thought the LSC stuff was interchangable... Thanks for the clarification....
No worries - it all get VERY confusing!!! The rearend combo Saleen used came from the Ford Racing catalog, and was not OEM on any production vehicle. Lots of confusion on the late-model boards over axle lengths too.

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Re: Ok, I whipped out the 9-inch this morning...
« Reply #30 on: January, 09, 2011, 12:25:41 PM »
NO, in this case 28 spline is GOOD - that's what I need, since I'm running the SVO/Lincoln axles  :thu. I've got no plans to drag race this car so 28 will be fine! I listed the Currie on craigslist this morning - I think it should move pretty quick, and when it does, I'm definitely interested in your rear end! (Wait, that didn't sound right  :hide)
Bob,
You just want to trade? I don't have a housing or axles. I can get it narrowed and pads welded on cheaper than buying a whole rear....

 


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