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Old 01-11-2006, 01:03 PM
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Default moser 9" on the way..quick question

the housing will be here next week and ill be ordering the 3rd member next week also......What else am I going to need to make this direct bolt in work?

I heard something about the driveshaft.....about needing a different joint?is that the same thing as this 1350 yoke I keep hearing about?where can I get this stuff needed to make this work and how much will i be looking to spend?

this is a manual tranny car also. anyways,i just want to make sure i have all the bases covered for when everything arrives.

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You will need a few nuts, muffler clamps, gear oil and a 1350 conversion U joint. Probably about 50 for everything. Where are you getting your center from ?
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You'll need the backing plates pressed on the new axles.
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muffler clamps for???

also what fluid do i need to use?


I found a 9" third member brand new on ebay with 4.33 gears and torq lock posi for 500 shipped,im strapped for money so this look like the best deal i can get.
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That is an excellent price! I'm hoping that is set up for a torque arm equipped F Body.

You will need a Napa 447 1310/1350 U Joint, if you are using your factory driveshaft and the rear has a 1350 yoke. The Moser rears are designed to reuse the stock length driveshaft, you'll have to see if this rear you purchased works with the stock length. Don't measure for it when the rear is hanging down, but when it is at the normal height.

If the axle tubes are 3" in diameter, use 3" muffler clamps to bolt the rear sway bar to the rear-end. Bob
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I dunno why he never asks me these questions.....

To explain he bought a brand new housing and axles, the $500 is for an ebay center only. I think/hope this is what he got:

"Bolt-In housing and axle packages for GM "F" Bodies with Torque Arm Bracket. Package includes housing, torque arm bracket, axles (up to 35 spline), wheel bearings, wheel studs, and retainer plates"

So he should be good, w/ just the gear lube, exhaust clamps and conversion joint.

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I can get you the housing from Moser if you need one. Bob
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Thanks Bob, but he already bought the housing, should be here very soon. Thanks again for the Napa part # too.
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Thanks bob,very helpful on the info.....

Im sure you cant wait to come over and help install rear end #4 huh Howell?
this will hopefully be the last! Damn the 10 bolt!




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