Where to buy 9" Ford Rear End?

[RCE1313 23]

I'm new to the site and i'm in the process of rebuilding my 69 fastback. Finally have the paint and body work complete and now i'm researching and buying parts to put back together. I'm on the market for a 9" rear end. Does anyone have recommendations on where to find one? My car will have around 400-450hp once complete. I was looking at Moser Engineering website but wanted to see if there is other options.

[Patriotgamez 14]

Is it just the third member your looking for, or the entire axle? What is your budget?

[Rsanter 152]

For high HP applications you are sometimes better getting the rear end out of the lincolin or other full sized cars. It is a much beefier housing. Then install a built center section and axles from the aftermarket. Have the rear housing cut down to the desired width you need espically if you are installing mini tubs and all

 

Bob

[69NC 21]

I went with John's nine inch rear end. Custom axle housing, Thorsen diff, 31 spline axle shafts.

 

They build a lot for racing, and the quality is super. They are also cheaper than Currie, or Moser

 

http://www.9inchfactory.com/

[mustangstofear 608]

We build complete plug and play rear ends or just the 3 third members.

[cavboy78 28]

you can try out www.justrearends.com as well. Not to start the great debate, but depending on your needs/driving style/drivetrain, you could look at sourcing an 8" pretty cheaply. I have a built 351w and T5 that has lived for awhile in front of an 8".

[RCE1313 23]

everyone thanks for the input! I'll need the entire axle. I currently have a 8" in the car but plan to use it on a 41 ford truck we are rebuilding and didn't want to spend the money on rebuilding it and just put that $ towards a 9" rear end.

 

Patriotgamez - I was trying to stay around $3k on budget with adding disc brakes. I've heard good things about wildwood brakes so that's my next purchase. It seems by looking at all of the websites I've found I'll probably blow the budget by a few hundred if I buy brand new online.

 

Mustangtofear - Can you send me the info and pricing on your rear ends?

[Chris'69Mach 23]

 

Mustangtofear - Can you send me the info and pricing on your rear ends?

 

Ditto please .....

[skidmarky 50]

everyone thanks for the input! I'll need the entire axle. I currently have a 8" in the car but plan to use it on a 41 ford truck we are rebuilding and didn't want to spend the money on rebuilding it and just put that $ towards a 9" rear end.

 

Patriotgamez - I was trying to stay around $3k on budget with adding disc brakes. I've heard good things about wildwood brakes so that's my next purchase. It seems by looking at all of the websites I've found I'll probably blow the budget by a few hundred if I buy brand new online.

 

Mustangtofear - Can you send me the info and pricing on your rear ends?

 

Where are you located? I have a complete 9" rear housing with 3.25 trac lok from a 69 Mach 1. Been sitting awhile. Located in Michigan.

[RCE1313 23]

I'm located in Louisiana. not close enough for that drive. I wonder how much shipping would be.

[mustangstofear 608]

everyone thanks for the input! I'll need the entire axle. I currently have a 8" in the car but plan to use it on a 41 ford truck we are rebuilding and didn't want to spend the money on rebuilding it and just put that $ towards a 9" rear end.

 

Patriotgamez - I was trying to stay around $3k on budget with adding disc brakes. I've heard good things about wildwood brakes so that's my next purchase. It seems by looking at all of the websites I've found I'll probably blow the budget by a few hundred if I buy brand new online.

 

Mustangtofear - Can you send me the info and pricing on your rear ends?

 

I can give you a price on a standard 9" traction loc with 3:50 gears in red oxide primer or we can powder coat any color you want.

[maxum96 32]

If you can weld or have someone that can, get a truck 9" housing out of the junkyard. They are way beefier and stronger than any car housing. Cut it down to the correct length. Remove the truck spring pad perches and shock mounts. Weld on new heavy duty perches. Weld on new ends to the axle tubes. Reuse the center section, or add gears and Trac Loc, Locker or Tru Trac carrier of your choice. I did it and it was very inexpensive and fairly easy to do.

 

 

Old on the left and new on the right with added back bracing

 

[mustangstofear 608]

We can do a 9 inch nodular with a 1350 yolk for 1295.00 freight included. Or in aluminum for 1345.00

[rwcstang 201]

I can give you a price on a standard 9" traction loc with 3:50 gears in red oxide primer or we can powder coat any color you want.

 

 

any chance you can swing a price my way to cali? lol :D

[mustangstofear 608]

I'll ship anywhere in the world LOL.