opracer315
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- Location
- Spokane, Wa.
I think its a 9"
On this pic you can see the Chy sign.
On this pic you can see the Chy sign.
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What axle is this?
- Thread starter opracer315
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Littlewhitexj
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Cadillac MI
Looks like a 9" to me.
cassio
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- Location
- san antonio, TX
9"
not many common axles have a third memeber other than the 9
not many common axles have a third memeber other than the 9
XJSpencer
NAXJA Member #1400
- Location
- 3 hours from Moab.
I'm gonna guess it's a 9.25". Chrysler did not have a Ford 9".
I guess.
I guess.
XJSpencer
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- 3 hours from Moab.
cracker said:
Isn't it stamped on the third member in the pics?
- Location
- Thornton, CO
opracer315 said:
HaleYes
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Clay County, IL
Ford 9"
3.55's from the looks of the 2nd pic.
3.55's from the looks of the 2nd pic.
nonnie
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- Location
- Cape Breton, N.S. Canada
Late 60's Dodge 8 and 3/4... or is that the dark rum talking?
- Location
- Thornton, CO
It's NOT a Ford 9"
offroadman83
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- Location
- Edinburg Texas
that is a chrysler 8-3/4=========My brother runs one in his cherokee-----------Kyle
sw_mi_xj
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- mental facility
nonnie said:
you are correct , in the last pic you can see the pentastar ....
possible it's from the 70,s also .
not the most coveted 4wd axle due to axle tube dia. ,
but not bad in a " B " body mopar .
( had one in my road runner that held up to some stupidity )
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Littlewhitexj
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- Cadillac MI
well crap, I guess I didnt see it either. Chryco 8 3/4 has a lot of aftermarket also though....Cant see why it wouldnt be alright behind a Jeep.
HaleYes
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- Location
- Clay County, IL
Well, I retract my previous statement.:shocked:
I failed to see the emblem in the pic.
I studied it and still missed it. Plain as day now.
You have to admit, at first glance, it resembles a 9".
I failed to see the emblem in the pic.
I studied it and still missed it. Plain as day now.
You have to admit, at first glance, it resembles a 9".
XJSpencer
NAXJA Member #1400
- Location
- 3 hours from Moab.
Ahhh HA! 8 3/4 not 9 1/4....Thanks guys. Is there a 9 1/4"? Too much input too much input...
Oatmeal
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Cedar City, UT
That's an excellent axle to swap in: http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=72683 ---------Hans
offroadman83
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- Location
- Edinburg Texas
Agreed with oatmeal totally. If they can live behind hemi cudas they can surely live behind 4.0s. My brother has got quite a bit heavier wheeling with it lately and hasn't had any problems whatsoever---------Kyle
P.S. Pics of it under his jeep in that thread oatmeal posted. Best of all, same or more clearance as dana 35!!!-----------Kyle
P.S. Pics of it under his jeep in that thread oatmeal posted. Best of all, same or more clearance as dana 35!!!-----------Kyle
Oatmeal
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- Location
- Cedar City, UT
Problem is, they're getting harder to find in the local yards (used to trip over them when I wasn't looking for them) Oh, well, stumbled across a D44 while looking for something else (Explorer discs are almost done) and just ran across another one yesterday but, I didn't need it and it was a million degrees outside otherwise, I would have grabbed that one too--------Hansoffroadman83 said:
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