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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Akron, Ohio
Posts: 6
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Thanks for the info. I did think of keeping the 8" and rebuilding it. I thought it might cost more than just replacing it with a "newer" rear.
I currently have a stock 289 and no real plan to replace it, so a 9" might be overkill (save those for the big horsepower toys) I guess I was wondering if a Ranger 8.8 has the same type housing as, say a Mustang or T-Bird. Is the driveshaft centered? I read that the Ranger axles are 3" different right to left. Last edited by My65Stang; 06-24-2005 at 11:37 AM.. |
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Join Date: May 2005
Posts: 8
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I am putting this out there for the more seasoned mustang guys, but don't a lot of people use the 8.8 explorer axles? I know they are 5 lug and come with disk brakes. If they are too long, just have them cut. If you can find one with disc's already and the ratio you want, then seems like having a shop cut and re-weld the tubes and buying new axles would be less than building that 8". Not sure if they are locked or limited slip either.
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