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  1. 09-08-2010 10:46 AM #1
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    Need a good web site for 9in Ford rear end?

     



    I am looking for a web site that has the size of the axels and type of brakes.
    I need axels that will fit a 58in rear end with disc brakes and a 5x4.5 lug pattern.
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  2. 09-08-2010 11:11 AM #2
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    Hi lcacnav75,

    Theres a bunch out there, Racing to Street use.
    Here is just a couple

    Strange Engineering (the axles and spools I use in my cars)
    Summers Bros.
    Currie Ent.(specializes in 9" Ford)
    Moser

    All should have websites,

    West Coast Differentials in Rancho Cordova CA. has replacement stuff
    for most differentials, their website is http://www.differentials.com/
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    Like GasserFan says, there's a bunch. I like JustRearEnds, a father/son enterprise in Reno. Great guys to deal with, and like the name says, it's all they do - http://www.justrearends.com/Catalog....e-5eaf2c90e1ef
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    Thank you for the input
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