12bolt Or Ford 9" Which Is Easyier To Install
04-28-2008, 11:53 PM
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12bolt Or Ford 9" Which Is Easyier To Install Ive Herd Of One Of These Being A Pain In The *** To Install Because Everything Stock From The Car Doesnt Line Up With The Rearend.or Are Both Of These A Pita.
04-29-2008, 12:06 AM
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a4 96t/a so abs i sopose and traction control i can care less about.im just testing water cause i no i can get a 12bolt for free pretty much.how much would it cost me to get it working perfect.
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Is there something wrong with the "free" 12-bolt? What do you me by getting it to work perfect? If it's free and in good shape, I'd have to say roll with it... 
04-29-2008, 11:00 AM
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The reason i ask those questions are
6Spds will blow a 12 bolt if you beat it hard, the catch is 9in rear ends usually do not have provions for ABS(3 channel) but do work with Traction control(4channel)
Preferably you would want a 9in for a 6spd car and 12bolt for auto car.
As noted that 12 bolt you are looking at has to be an aftermarket unit built for a 4th gen or it won't work.
Good luck man!
6Spds will blow a 12 bolt if you beat it hard, the catch is 9in rear ends usually do not have provions for ABS(3 channel) but do work with Traction control(4channel)
Preferably you would want a 9in for a 6spd car and 12bolt for auto car.
As noted that 12 bolt you are looking at has to be an aftermarket unit built for a 4th gen or it won't work.
Good luck man!
