What to pull a 12 bolt out of??
03-04-2006, 03:29 PM
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What to pull a 12 bolt out of?? I am looking for a 12 bolt for my 99 camaro..... What cars/Trucks should I look for to pull one out of?? I would buy one done already for my car but$$$$$$$... Please help me out! Thanks
. Theres no real direct bolt-up from some other vechile. Either way your gonna have to pay the $$$$$$
03-05-2006, 01:39 AM
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Some of the old Chevells I know for sure came with a 12 bolt. I also think some of the old trucks had them as well. If your wanting to piece a rear up buy a 9 inch housing and axles from Moser and go junk yard hunting. 9 inch parts are plentiful anyway. good luck
03-05-2006, 05:39 AM
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I can get you a Moser 9 inch housing with the torque arm bracket and with axles for 950.00 shipped. Then all you would have to do is junk yard hunt a center section. Bob
I can get you a Moser 9 inch housing with the torque arm bracket and with axles for 950.00 shipped. Then all you would have to do is junk yard hunt a center section. Bob
03-05-2006, 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Exotic Performance Plus
Good idea!
I can get you a Moser 9 inch housing with the torque arm bracket and with axles for 950.00 shipped. Then all you would have to do is junk yard hunt a center section. Bob
I can get you a Moser 9 inch housing with the torque arm bracket and with axles for 950.00 shipped. Then all you would have to do is junk yard hunt a center section. Bob
that's with 4 channel disc brake options or not
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03-20-2006, 02:11 PM
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i just got one from a older impala. it is two inches shorter than stock, but i am getting different wheels anyway, so i am just going to order 1 inch less backspace.
i have done two 9" fords into third gens. not hard at all, just cut the brackets off one rear and move to other. i think 9"s are going to be easier to install than the 12 bolt.
i have done two 9" fords into third gens. not hard at all, just cut the brackets off one rear and move to other. i think 9"s are going to be easier to install than the 12 bolt.
