Mustang Custom Race 8.75 Mopar Rear End Housing And Axle Package 30 Spline on 2040-parts.com
Richfield, Ohio, US
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MUSTANG CUSTOM RACE HOUSING
BACK BRACED HOUSING FOR EXTREME TORQUE AND HORSE POWER
MADE FROM A MOPAR 8 3/4" REAR END
THIS REAR HAS THE BOLT IN LARGE AXLES YOU WILL NEED FOR DRAG RACING OR ROAD RACING IN SANCTIONED CLASSES.
NON ADJUSTABLE GREEN BEARINGS AND 30 SPLINE LARGE MOPAR AXLES INCLUDED.
REAR WAS IN A 1993 MUSTANG
PARTED OUT FOR A NEW STRANGE ENGINEERING NARROWED AND TUBBED REAR.
HOUSING HAS A BACK BRACE AND WILL HANDLE 10.50'S EASY
JUST NEED A MOPAR THIRD MEMBER AND BRAKES
WHEEL BOLT PATTERN IS THE SAME AS FORD
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