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Ford 9 Inch Rear End on 2040-parts.com

US $1,500.00
Location:

Orlando, Florida, US

Orlando, Florida, US
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Ford 9" All new, never run or used since bought. Summers Brothers 35 spline axles, Summers spool, Richmond 6.20 gear, Wilwood hats rotors and Calipers (not mounted or shown -new in the box with weld on brackets). 56-1/4" Wheel flange to wheel flange. Has 3-1/4" OD 4130 Moly Axle tubes with Summers Steel Bearing retainers. Strange Nodular Aluminum carrier with Strange billet pinion bearing retainer/seal housing. Forged Steel yoke. Trussed with 4130 toubing and plate.

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