1MeanGreenZ28

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Well gotta broken pinion support and need to know which one to buy and where? It is a 28 spline, posi, and iron case. It is pretty much a drag car but still streetable. I need one ASAP, like by this weekend. Also do I need a bearing kit?

HoLLo

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I'm curious, was it a stock Ford iron pinion support? I'm currently building a Moser 9" with a stock Ford center section. If it was, how did it break? How many miles, how were you launching? etc etc. I'm curious how mine will hold up, but my car is a 99.999% street car, so it's not a huge concern.

If/When my case bites the dust I know I will be getting a Moser Aluminum bolt-through or a Moser Lightweight Nodular. You will have to inspect your bearings, but more than likely it did more damage than just the support and might need some touching up.

96lt4c4

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I voted for the Strange Daytona Iron, but any of the Daytona style supports are way better than the regular small bearing supports. The strange nodular iron comes with the bearing races already in it.

SLP IROC-Z

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i just bought a strange daytona forged aluminum support. according to strange its stronger than theyre iron one. a daytona support is the only option for street driving and drag racing. part number n1917

wws699

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Mark Williams
http://www.markwilliams.com/rear9pin...categoryid=214

dkota1968

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Just installed strange aluminum support and had to order bearing kit. Came with both bearings, race, shims , and seal. Looks trick and clearly a difference in bearing size. Now I'm gona get one of their yokes also for 1350 joints