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Old 11-05-2020, 02:57 PM
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Does anybody make or sell Ford 9 inch rearend for ford f150?
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Which year f150?
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Do you need a 9" for both the front & the rear? For both of those big block engines?

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very popular axles. any junkyard with old ford trucks will have one.
what year truck are you working with?
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Originally Posted by Yojih123
Does anybody make or sell Ford 9 inch rearend for ford f150?
Yeah, Ford made several hundred thousand, decades ago. Then they quit when they came up with a MUCH-better design: the 8.8", which they're still making today.

Now, only aftermarket companies (like Currie Ent.) make the old design.
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Originally Posted by Slowbrick
Do you need a 9" for both the front & the rear? For both of those big block engines?
rear only
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very popular axles. Any junkyard with old ford trucks will have one.
What year truck are you working with?
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Originally Posted by Steve83
Yeah, Ford made several hundred thousand, decades ago. Then they quit when they came up with a MUCH-better design: the 8.8", which they're still making today.

Now, only aftermarket companies (like Currie Ent.) make the old design.
which is better 8.8 or 9?
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