8 ' rear end ?????
Im confused and need help .. can someone show me what an 8 inch rear looks like ?
my 65 mustang is getting a 351 ..
and im wondering if i even have an 8 ' to start off with ...
i heard something about the amount of bolts etc..
explain ... thanks
btw junkyards in southern california suck now a days .. they dont even want to let you go out back with the cars .. and look the them yourself ..
my 65 mustang is getting a 351 ..
and im wondering if i even have an 8 ' to start off with ...
i heard something about the amount of bolts etc..
explain ... thanks
btw junkyards in southern california suck now a days .. they dont even want to let you go out back with the cars .. and look the them yourself ..
If you have four lug wheels, you got an I6 rear axle. Take a look at the ends of your axle where the rear springs attach to the tube. You will see a tapering of the tube about seven inches long before the backing plate flange. This taperapplies to all 64 to 66 Mustangs. The available axle are a 7.5 inch (yours), 8 inch (for V8 cars) and 9 inch (the Hi-Po version). The 8 and 9 inch are all five lug. That's what you look for - the taper and five lug studs for wheels. Don't worry about whether it's an 8 or 9 inch, either for your application are fine.If by the sheerest luck you find a 9 inch, that's a plus. There were about 20,000 total made.
Jim
Jim
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