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December 7th, 2010, 03:21 PM
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What kind of rear axles did mustangs come with?
Wondering if mustangs ever came with 9 inch differentials that had the big bearing housing ends, or were they all small bearing axles?
If they did, what classified them as receiving big bearing ends? (big blocks vs small blocks?) I've heard that some did and some didn't but to my knowledge the big bearing axles didn't show up until 1973 on trucks and then cars were later that decade. |
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