?'s about a Moser 9''
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?'s about a Moser 9'' I am looking into buying a used 9'' bc tired of breaking 10 bolts.
1. Where can I buy a TQ arm bracket to weld on the housing?
2. Will 10 bolt backing plates work?
3. Will the sway bar from the 10 bolt work?
4. Where can I get a DS that would work?
Sorry but I am a newb when it comes with rear ends.
Also the 9'' is a 31 spline w/ posi unit.
My car is a 3ch w/ no tcs, I think the 9'' is too. Does that really matter?
Just any advice would greatly be appreciative. Thanks!
1. Where can I buy a TQ arm bracket to weld on the housing?
2. Will 10 bolt backing plates work?
3. Will the sway bar from the 10 bolt work?
4. Where can I get a DS that would work?
Sorry but I am a newb when it comes with rear ends.
Also the 9'' is a 31 spline w/ posi unit.
My car is a 3ch w/ no tcs, I think the 9'' is too. Does that really matter?
Just any advice would greatly be appreciative. Thanks!
I am looking into buying a used 9'' bc tired of breaking 10 bolts.
1. Where can I buy a TQ arm bracket to weld on the housing?
2. Will 10 bolt backing plates work?
3. Will the sway bar from the 10 bolt work?
4. Where can I get a DS that would work?
Sorry but I am a newb when it comes with rear ends.
Also the 9'' is a 31 spline w/ posi unit.
My car is a 3ch w/ no tcs, I think the 9'' is too. Does that really matter?
Just any advice would greatly be appreciative. Thanks!
1. Where can I buy a TQ arm bracket to weld on the housing?
2. Will 10 bolt backing plates work?
3. Will the sway bar from the 10 bolt work?
4. Where can I get a DS that would work?
Sorry but I am a newb when it comes with rear ends.
Also the 9'' is a 31 spline w/ posi unit.
My car is a 3ch w/ no tcs, I think the 9'' is too. Does that really matter?
Just any advice would greatly be appreciative. Thanks!
2- I thought that was only required on a 12-bolt/S60 (someone else confirm)
3- You will have a choice of what end links (regular or BMR extreme)
4- Stock will work with a different u-joint but will be slightly short for high horsepower apps
3ch on a Moser is fine, but it's only available on the iron center section, however, Mid-west chassis can do it on an aluminum center section.
What kind of power are you looking to put through it? What's your set-up?
I'm no expert by any means so if i am in ANY way wrong, PLEASE correct me.
Get a hold of Midwest or bob @ Brutespeed or Carl @ CRP.
Midwest can surly get you hooked up with some kind of bracket, if Bob cant get you one from Moser. Carl is great to speak with and has some the best customer service I've ever experienced and I'm sure he would know also as CRP is a chassis/rear-end shop. Take your pick.
Midwest can surly get you hooked up with some kind of bracket, if Bob cant get you one from Moser. Carl is great to speak with and has some the best customer service I've ever experienced and I'm sure he would know also as CRP is a chassis/rear-end shop. Take your pick.
Last edited by My6speedZ; Aug 23, 2011 at 10:01 AM.
You will need to have your backing plates installed on the axles BEFORE you have your bearings pressed on.
FYI the axles are 2 different lengths and it DOES matter what side the backing plates go on.
*The passenger axle is the long one*
FYI the axles are 2 different lengths and it DOES matter what side the backing plates go on.
*The passenger axle is the long one*
