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02-07-2004 03:32 AM #16
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Ford 9" is pretty tough to beat, they are plentiful and parts are reasonably priced. Yes, they do take more hp to turn than a Dana 60, but only a marginal amount and insignificant on the street.Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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02-07-2004 12:56 PM #17
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Wooops, there goes that CRS again!! Your 9" is a Hotchkiss style. Did you mean Salisbury style rears suc (like the Jag and the Dana 60, 10 bolt, 12 bolt)?Originally posted by Streets
The "Barney" runs a 4:11 Jag in the rear and the rest of my rods run 9"ers.. I never have a problem with them at all.. <Knockin' on wood here>
"Hotchkiss" style rears suc... 
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Could it be a 10114182? If so, it is a Gen V 454, 4 bolt 1991 (or later). Hope that helps..
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