Quick Performance Ford 9" Housing
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Base package includes housing(any width), Strange nodular center section with a spool and choice of gear, 31-35 spline Strange axles w/ street bearings and 2" metric or SAE studs, chromemoly double adjustable torque arm with crossmember for your application. all necessary hardware is included as well. This is 2650.00 shipped.
An we assemble all center sections before they ship. We can also assemble the housing completely and ship it out that way. We would just need backing plates to do so.
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oh i thought u were saying your housing/axles were $2600. The one friend of mine installed one of yalls rear he said had $3800 in his. His was 31 spline, spool, 4.10s and alu center,backbrace, non narrowed.
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That sounds like a lot for that setup. Doesnt sound like hes telling you all the add ons he ordered with it. He mustve got it powdercoated & a PST aluminum driveshaft too then. I can tell you this much: What I ordered is similar to it but I added a posi, DS loop, steel DS, 4 ch., black powdercoat & it was still less than that. Nodular center section though.
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All though I could be wrong as there is many different combination's we can put together but our base package with a housing, torque arm, cross member,axles, spool, and Strange nodular center section is $2700 shipped. (depending on location)
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MWC for the win...... enough said.... Eric is very knowledgable and very helpful on the phone. His customer service is second to none. You cannot beat the price for what you are getting. A fabricated nine is 100 times better than a cast 9" housing. His TA is unbelievable to boot. Much stronger and lighter than anything out there.
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Bumping this thread up. Looking into buying a rear VERY SOON. Anyone running their Ford center sections (not Strange)? I'm a cam only car, and the most this car will probably ever have is heads/cam and a small shot, and will spend 99.9% of it's life a street car.. I'm looking to get the best bang for the buck here, not spend a ton. I'm actually thinking about the Burkhart fabbed housing and a Ford center section from QP's site..
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Bumping this thread up. Looking into buying a rear VERY SOON. Anyone running their Ford center sections (not Strange)? I'm a cam only car, and the most this car will probably ever have is heads/cam and a small shot, and will spend 99.9% of it's life a street car.. I'm looking to get the best bang for the buck here, not spend a ton. I'm actually thinking about the Burkhart fabbed housing and a Ford center section from QP's site..
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I love my qp rear. Still no whine at all. 2,000 for bullet proof parts. Strange s case with billet support, 35 spline chrome Molly spool, 4.30 gears, 35 spline loser axles.
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I've been reading your posts.. it sounds like a good thing. My 10 bolt is limping, I've been looking at spending 6-800 on my 10bolt rebuilding, but for that price i can score a housing, and im half way to a 9"... I can't spend $3000 for a fabbed one, I got bills too! Under $2000 is doable.
Any opinion on using a Ford center section?
Any opinion on using a Ford center section?
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Be careful with a stock 9" center section. I blew one apart with a 350rwhp lt1 on 255/50 et street radials on a prepped track.
Here's the pics:
Stock (busted) vs. Strange pro series:
For the extra $300 or so, I'd ante-up for atleast a strange S case. I've seen one go 9.1's in a turbo car, and 9.3's in a nitrous car with no issue (non backbraced stamped steel moser unit too)
Here's the pics:
Stock (busted) vs. Strange pro series:
For the extra $300 or so, I'd ante-up for atleast a strange S case. I've seen one go 9.1's in a turbo car, and 9.3's in a nitrous car with no issue (non backbraced stamped steel moser unit too)
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Steve can you think of what you did right? I think if it was right you had to have bought it from someone!
Bumping this thread up. Looking into buying a rear VERY SOON. Anyone running their Ford center sections (not Strange)? I'm a cam only car, and the most this car will probably ever have is heads/cam and a small shot, and will spend 99.9% of it's life a street car.. I'm looking to get the best bang for the buck here, not spend a ton. I'm actually thinking about the Burkhart fabbed housing and a Ford center section from QP's site..
02-15-2011 08:35 PM
Hollo don't waste your time or money on this junk.