Ford 9 inch Disc Conversion
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Ford 9 inch Disc Conversion
HI,
This is my first visit and post here. Greetings to everyone!!!
I have a 1959 small bearing, Ford 9 inch rear end (2 dimples on rear housing) that I am planning on narrowing for a project. When I pulled the drums off, they were severely pitted and unfit for further use. Considering the cost of new drums, I was thinking of going to a rear disc conversion.
There are many adapter bracket kits and complete assemblies to chose from. Has anyone gone through this decision process ? What choices did you make?
I can get my parts locally at wholesale prices but I don't know whose brackets or what caliper to use or what disc to get.
This rear end will be going into a Mopar and the car will have the 9 inch rear and a mustang IFS(aftermarket). I want to keep it to the Ford bolt pattern.
I currently have a restricted budget and wish to get it done with the least cost but quality as well.
Thanks in advance for any advice and recipes and tips.
Pony
This is my first visit and post here. Greetings to everyone!!!
I have a 1959 small bearing, Ford 9 inch rear end (2 dimples on rear housing) that I am planning on narrowing for a project. When I pulled the drums off, they were severely pitted and unfit for further use. Considering the cost of new drums, I was thinking of going to a rear disc conversion.
There are many adapter bracket kits and complete assemblies to chose from. Has anyone gone through this decision process ? What choices did you make?
I can get my parts locally at wholesale prices but I don't know whose brackets or what caliper to use or what disc to get.
This rear end will be going into a Mopar and the car will have the 9 inch rear and a mustang IFS(aftermarket). I want to keep it to the Ford bolt pattern.
I currently have a restricted budget and wish to get it done with the least cost but quality as well.
Thanks in advance for any advice and recipes and tips.
Pony
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