well then maybe an 8.25/was A-body 8.75

[Robert neal zimmerman <northwestweirdo@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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OK, well theres a graveyard here full of  A-body Darts, Valiants and
Dusters and most still have their rears. Unfortunately they are the 8.25
variety.
   So if I used a later 8.25 A-body rear I would- A) Pay much, much less
   for it
                                                  B)Get the 4 on 5.5
                                                  bolt pattern axles 
   BUT!!- 
    How tough is the 8.25 rear and how many gears and sure grip units
    are available for it.
    Would it hold up to a stout 340 or maybe even a stroker 360
        It is a very, very  light car, that would help hold down parts
        breakage i guess.
   Neal Zimmerman, eugene oregon

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