Ethan[ws6]

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just curious, does anyone know what it takes to fab up a ford 9" to fit under a fourth gen? does the width need modified any? what brackets do you use? anything else?

jarretthise

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well depends on what the 9" is out of of for one... you do know they make these directly for your car right?

Ethan[ws6]

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they're expensive though.. aren't they? LOL

jarretthise

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nah!!!! only like 2500 haha

Ethan[ws6]

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"only" lol.. right. haha

jarretthise

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yea you will prolly have close to that fabbing one up yourself though so either way you look at it you will have a decent amount in it

Ethan[ws6]

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why don't you just buy me one and give it to me for christmas

EPP

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http://www.exoticperformanceplus.com...html?item=1116

The above link may be the best way to go for you. All you have to do is to install a used center section. Bob

Ethan[ws6]

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Damn, so it's $1050 with free shipping AFTER the add-on options (assuming you choose the one's that don't have a price next to them)?

EPP

iTrader: (22)

Correct. Thanks. Bob

Pro Stock John

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Buying used 9" stuff is good and bad. Make sure you price out the cost of the torque arm bracket, yoke, pinion nut etc.

I just bought my old 9" back from the guy I sold my Formula too, and I paid up a bit for the (used) stuff since I was the last one to make passes on it.

I've see used center sections with yoke, no torque arm bracket for as cheap as $450, and as much as $800.

9sec93

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i have a moser 9" housing and axle package for sale. pm me if interested

jarretthise

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**** if i could afford one right now with this economy i would be puttin it in my OWN car!! lol.. good luck with it though.. how about youuuuuu buy meeeeee one for christmas!!

actually got one better.. you buy one and let me borrow it when i go to the track!! sweet deal right?!! lmao