Product Summary

Ford 9 Inch, 56.00" Hub-to-Hub Width

  • 3 O.D. axle tubes with 51" flange-to-flange width (56" assembled width)
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Details

Our economical 9" Ford rear axle housing features a reclaimed center section, new 3" axle tubes, and new-style Ford ends. Total track width is 56" from hub-to-hub. You will need one 26-3/8" long axle and one 28-5/8" long axle.  Includes 8 T-bolts for the axle bearing retainer plates and 10 studs for the 3rd member.

Third member sold separately.

Note: The pumpkin is centered in the housing, which puts the pinion 1 5/8" offset from center.

Item Details

Note: 56" from axle hub-to-hub

 

Axle tubes are made from 3/16" wall D.O.M. tubing.

Specs

  • This is 51" from flange to flange
  • The pinion hump in the housing lies between 22" - 27" overall
  • This centers at the highest point at 24.5" 
  • The center of the housing is at 25.5" so this housing is 1" offset from center.

Ratings & Reviews

4.5

2 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers highly appreciate our product for its outstanding quality and practicality. The impeccable welds and ready-to-paint feature stand testament to the product's quality, reflecting its well-crafted design and superior material quality. The axle housing is visibly high-grade, gaining attention and approval from peers. Users note its usability, and it being better than other available options. The ease of installation solidifies its reputation as a smart choice for projects like a 32 Ford, clearly setting our product apart in the market.

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way better than scrounging for a dirty one

4.0

10 years ago

Big 'D'

The 'couve'

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i bought this housing complete with axles and a posi equipped 3rd member. From the quality of the other suspension pieces i ordered from Speedway, I was not surprised by how nice this unit looks. The welds are gorgeous and after minor grinding this thing is ready to paint and install. I won't have to tell my friends how good it is...they'll be able to see it under my model A.

Would Recommend

GOOD QUALITY STUFF!

5.0

11 years ago

tomsrodshop

Undisclosed

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First of many parts I need for my new 32 Ford project. Thanks Speedway.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

8 Questions • 8 Answers

Does this housing use the Torino style housing ends? Can you tell me the difference between this housing and pt#91046256?

by Flatheader1

• 4 years ago

1 answer

I purchased two of your cut to fit axles to go along with this rear axle housing. However upon installing them I found that the bearing retainer plate was being held about a quarter of an inch away from the flange on the housing by the bearing. I even tried removing the third member and installing the axles to make sure that wasn't the issue. The bearing and race are fully seated in the housing but I cannot get the retaining plate to make contact with the housing. Both products state that they use the new style big Ford bearing so I'm not sure where the compatability issue comes in.

by Gnordsman

• 9 years ago

1 answer

I need the following 56" from axle flange to axle flange or overall width ???? Is this the correct item and length ????

by Ray Ellis

• 11 years ago

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Sorry to bother you again, I have another question, I am building a 1932 Grafitti coupe and was told to use a 56" rearend housing, but I am confused on ordering as it says to measurements and I am not sure which is right. Item # 910-46100 says 51" from flange to flange and 56" from axle hub to axle hub. Now I am not sure what 56" they were talking about when they told me to use a 56" rearend, if this makes sense ????

by Ray Ellis

• 11 years ago

1 answer

would this rear end housing be the correct width for the 1927 t bucket bare frame thank you for your time

by burt

• 11 years ago

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Do you offer this housing with the small bearing ends, 2.834"?

by Jeffn

• 13 years ago

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In the description it lists the pinion as centered. However in the notes it says:" the pumpkin is centered leaving the pinion offset." Which one is it? If it is offset how far and which direction is it offset?

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• 13 years ago

1 answer

Would I be able to use this with the Tribute?

by Larry

• 15 years ago

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