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Old 02-16-2011, 01:39 AM
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Looking for differential cover for my 1995 F150 4x4 8.8 rear. Found one for 8.8 Mustang sounds the same. Anyone know for sure. before I purchase. Ask the dealer he said should but was not really sure.
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Old 02-16-2011, 07:02 AM
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I beleive they will work
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An 8.8 cover will fit any 8.8. they've all got the same bolt pattern. I've got a cast aluminum one in the garage, but I have no idea where you're from.

If you want a good one that will last through anything you throw at it...check out http://www.solidaxle.com/. I've got their nodular iron 8.8 and Dana 44 covers for the SAS I'm doing on my ranger....
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I have one in my garage I have never gotten around to installing...
PM me an offer... I bought it for my mustang, it fits a Ford 8.8" rear.
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Originally Posted by yyc_ranger_4x4
An 8.8 cover will fit any 8.8. they've all got the same bolt pattern. I've got a cast aluminum one in the garage, but I have no idea where you're from.

If you want a good one that will last through anything you throw at it...check out http://www.solidaxle.com/. I've got their nodular iron 8.8 and Dana 44 covers for the SAS I'm doing on my ranger....
Been having computer problems?? Wish I had known sooner would have contacted you, found one. Cast Alum. bolts and gasket included. I live in Maryland. Have some parts maybe I can help someone.
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Hey hobbes. That diff cover would go for some good money on ebay.
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Hey hobbes. That diff cover would go for some good money on ebay.
I'm sure it would... I honestly forgot I had it until this thread popped up... I ran out in the garage and there it was!

I have all kinds of Mustang parts... last time I tried to eBay them I ended up spending $20 in eBay fees and didn't sell anything.... *shakes fist at Internets*...

I have original shocks with less than 5k miles, springs, fuel tank, fuel pump, CAI kit... probably some other miscellaneous crap if I dug.

I also have a stock 2010 stereo (single CD) and stock speakers
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