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Old 04-25-2013, 10:23 AM
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Here it is, welded together. Just needs some clean-up and paint
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Update Time

Finally got the rear end installed after figuring out all the measurements (with help from forum members, of course )

So here is what I have done:

Ford 9", narrowed it myself, had a buddy do final welding

Ridetech 4 link installed, I used nuts and bolts instead of the cheesy self tappers for the majority of the connections. A piece of wire welded to the nut worked out great to get the nuts in place inside the frame rails.

98-02 F-body rear brakes installed; figured out a 2.5" offset works well for them. I should have used the flush mount GM ends from Moser instead of the standard ones, but removing .105 from the rear of the backing plates solved that issue.

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Old 06-10-2013, 08:28 AM
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Awesome work!! what glanges did you use and what shafts? Thanks!
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Awesome work!! what glanges did you use and what shafts? Thanks!
Thanks!

I ordered the axle shafts from Quick Performance - extreme series axles, 31 spline

Did you mean flanges? To hold in the axles? If so, then the brake backing plates act as the retainer in this setup. I had to slide the backing plate on first, then the seal, followed by the bearing and bearing retainer.
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It looks great!! Nice job. Slick idea using the wire to get the nut where you needed them.
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Ops yeah flanges
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It looks great!! Nice job. Slick idea using the wire to get the nut where you needed them.
Thanks! It was kind of a pain getting it there when I first tried, but then I switched to a much more flexible wire (coat hangers )
I was able to break off the wire after I tightened down the nut. I did manage to get two pieces stuck in there though.
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Updates........been slow going here, life getting in the way again. I started gathering my paint supplies and plan to continue on bodywork. Getting my door to fender and fender to hood gap lines better and better. I also stripped the many layers of paint off of the doors.
2014 Plan - Paint, I hope
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