9" for $50
$995 Complete w/ Axles, Axle Bearings, Studs, Retainers, & Tubular Torque Arm Bracket
Fits: 82 & Up Chevrolet Camaro & Pontiac Firebird
* Comes Standard w/ Big Ford (new-style) Housing Ends
* GM Flush Mount Ends Available for No Additional Charge
(Allows use of factory brakes on 93 & Up)
* Custom Made To Order - Any Length
* Comes Standard w/ 1/4" DOM Tubing
* Comes Standard w/ Drain & Fill Plug Installed
* Housing Weight w/ T-Arm Bracket = 76lbs.
* If the car has been raised or lowered 2" from factory an adjustable panhard bar is required
does all of this info look good to you guys?...anything i should be concerned about before i buy it?
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Here is the Moser housing and axle package, which starts at $1050.00 shipped. This combination is shipped out just two days after the order is received. Bob
ATI ProCharger and Moser Sales 260 672-2076
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If you do want to use this 9" of your's, my brother went this route and had the axles cut to proper length and then placed his 10 Bolt on a table...tack welded the Diff by the brackets onto the table..then he cut off the brackets..removed the 10 Bolt, placed the 9" onto the brackets on the table and then rewelded the 9" to the brackets.
Hope this helps.
ATI ProCharger and Moser Sales 260 672-2076
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I built a 9" for my buddies mud truck, so I'm familiar with the plates that the axles and in his case the drum backing plates bolted to. Are the factory 10 bolt brake brackets the same bolt spacing? Thus allowing the use of factory parts? If so how does the E-brake work? Same thing, factory disc plate will bolt to the 9" housing?
to the OP, pull the center section, find out the splines of the carrier and order the axle houseing package for $1000, you'll be so freaking happy you did in the long run.
I have a 9" in my A4 2000 SS, it's piece of mind that I'll never blow it apart. Your $50 spend on the 9" just saved you about $1000 on the carrier set up as long you can live with the gears that are installed in it.
to the OP, pull the center section, find out the splines of the carrier and order the axle houseing package for $1000, you'll be so freaking happy you did in the long run.
I have a 9" in my A4 2000 SS, it's piece of mind that I'll never blow it apart. Your $50 spend on the 9" just saved you about $1000 on the carrier set up as long you can live with the gears that are installed in it.









