Currie Performance Axle Package - Ford 9 Inch
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I'm selling the axles out of my '73 Camaro with a Currie 9 inch rear end. They are the complete package with bearings, races, seals, heavy duty retainer plates and 1/2" wheel studs. 31 spline, 5x4.75 bolt pattern. They are for the new style large bearing housing ends and have the tapered bearings installed.
They work with a 55" wide housing. I bought new axles because I had my rear end shortened and didn't want to mess with sending these back to have them shortened.
These have only been installed in the housing but never driven on. They do have some spots with light surface rust from sitting in the garage.
Currie sells this package for $459.95 plus shipping... I'm asking $350.00 shipped. These axles also have the access holes drilled in the axle flanges which is a $32 option from Currie.
If your looking to upgrade to a Ford 9 inch rear end you can save some money on a nice set of axles.
Here is a link to the package on Curries website...
http://www.currieenterprises.com/ces...E.aspx?id=1889
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They work with a 55" wide housing. I bought new axles because I had my rear end shortened and didn't want to mess with sending these back to have them shortened.
These have only been installed in the housing but never driven on. They do have some spots with light surface rust from sitting in the garage.
Currie sells this package for $459.95 plus shipping... I'm asking $350.00 shipped. These axles also have the access holes drilled in the axle flanges which is a $32 option from Currie.
If your looking to upgrade to a Ford 9 inch rear end you can save some money on a nice set of axles.
Here is a link to the package on Curries website...
http://www.currieenterprises.com/ces...E.aspx?id=1889
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I had the Ford Explorer disk brake setup with the rotors drilled for the Chevy bolt pattern. Pulled it off of a '99 Explorer but the same setup can be bought brand new from Currie if you don't want to mess with used parts.