Re: 8 3/4" rear end housing info
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Re: 8 3/4" rear end housing info



No, not really...

You can buy axles, new axles, trimmed to whatever length you like for
around $220 a pair. Get them cut to the right size for your housing
and you're in business. It's definitely a case of 'measure twice, cut
once' but you can work it out right. They will need bearings, of
course, and the adjuster ring and retainer pressings, but if you've
got a pair of old disused axles around you only need buy the bearings.

Ray

On Mar 2, 2:51 pm, Dodger7...@xxxxxxx wrote:
> It could be done but would be cost prohibitive as ever thing would have to
> be custom made, and the machine work would probably double the cost of
> replacing  with later as well as easier obtained parts
>

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