02f150

Alright well my rear end is on its last leg. I'm thinking about buying a new rear end. But id ont exactly know what options to get. It's a Moser 9" complete rear end assembly. It comes built to order.

Custom width a pinion offset? (Do I need to fill this out if i want it just like stock)

Spline count: 28, 31, 33 (spool only) (dumb question, what's a spool?), 35, 40 (spool only)

Stud type: a bunch of choices but I just want something that will fit stock wheels.

Brake manufacturer and model? (If I'm keeping stock brakes do I need to fill this out?)

4 channel ABS (47 tooth) is what I want for an 01 with tcs right?

Do I get fill and drain plugs installed for $70? Back brace installed for $140?


If you guys could please help me get the right stuff I would greatly appreciate it.

garygnu

you need to fill out every thing on the order sheet or talk to Bob at BruteSpeed on this forum.

Bob@BruteSpeed

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Thanks, I appreciate it

Check out this link, my prices include free shipping. http://shop.brutespeed.com/Moser-9-I...c-Truetrac.htm

Custom width a pinion offset? (Do I need to fill this out if i want it just like stock)
No, and I don't offer it as an option on the late model F Body rears.

Spline count: 28, 31, 33 (spool only) (dumb question, what's a spool?), 35, 40 (spool only)
31 is what I would go with, along with the Trac-loc differential.

Stud type: a bunch of choices but I just want something that will fit stock wheels.
12mm short is what you need.


Brake manufacturer and model? (If I'm keeping stock brakes do I need to fill this out?)
Nope, on my rears they are automatically set up for stock brakes, unless someone tells me they're using something else.

4 channel ABS (47 tooth) is what I want for an 01 with tcs right?
Correct, if you have traction control you will want the 4 channel, and you have an option to either reuse your stock exciter rings or go with new ones.

Do I get fill and drain plugs installed for $70?
A fill plug is automatically included, the optional fill plug is easier to get to but is not necessary. A drain plug is a good idea in my opinion, in case you ever want to drain the rear it is much easier with a drain plug. Without a drain plug you'll have to pull the third member out.

Back brace installed for $140?
A back brace on a Moser 9 inch is not needed unless you plan on running deep into the 8's in the 1/4 mile.

You mentioned what is a spool? I have a link below that explains what a spool is, along with a lot of other information. Bob
https://www.brutespeed.com/rear_end_information.htm

MidwestChassis

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If you are needing a little help on rear end options and choices fill free to give me a call and I will talk with you and get you into something. We will do our best to match if not beat everyone's prices.

02f150

well i priced a moser 9" shipped to my door for $1,504. Could you compete with that price?

Bob@BruteSpeed

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lol, that's a good price for a used one. Bob

MidwestChassis

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I do not have any used Moser nines laying around at this time to compete with used prices.

If you are in the market for something new please let me know.