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

Includes a set of Currie 31-spline heat-treated, forged alloy axle shafts. Wheel bolt patterns are dual drilled for 5 on 4 1/2" Ford and 5 on 4 3/4" Chevy, and an access hole is drilled. Axles come with a full installation package which includes one set of five 1/2"-20 Ford style wheel studs, one set of five 7/16"-20 Chevy style wheel studs, one set-20 tapered roller bearing with race, seal, & collar, and one heavy duty late model large bearing style retainer plate. Axle bearing does not come pressed onto the axle shaft, and wheel studs are not installed.

Third member sold separately.

Specs

2.500" brake spacing offset
Late model large bearing housing end type
2.800" axle register diameter

Ratings & Reviews

4.6

14 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Our product receives high acclaim for its quality and superb value for money. Many customers emphasized the product’s practical usability, with the clean housing ends facilitating effortless welding. The product's material quality - particularly the robust Currie brand axles - were praised. However, it’s noted that the product may not be suitable for those seeking a show quality due to minor pitting in some units. Despite minor issues like the need for adjustments and the addition of washers as spacers, customers find the product satisfactory, reasserting that they would repurchase and highly recommend it. The product consistently exceeds expectations, substantiating its superiority over competitor's offerings.

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4.6

14 reviews

Most Liked Positive Review

5.0

highly recomended

exactly as advertised. very happy with the product

Most Liked Negative Review

2.0

hoped for better

not sure what or where the problem is, received the housing and axles then welded the 4-link brackets then installed third member #91048345. its been sitting on jack stands until yesterday when I filled it with gear oil and installed the wheels and tires. by the time I finished the tires there was a 3in puddle of gear oil. the gasket was new and the bolts are tight...now I get to remove the thing and find the cause. kinda sure I'm not happy

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If needed, I would buy this rear axle package!

5.0

9 years ago

Mark

Detroit, Mich.

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Absolutely the best bang for your buck! T-Bucket or Street Rod, you cannot do better than a 9" Ford axle package. This one is a great start for a dynamite setup on your car.

Would Recommend

Very good rear end for the price

5.0

9 years ago

53 chevy

Cleveland, Oh

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Very clean housing ends. Only problem which doesnt matter too much is the center seems to be a casting and has pits in it. Not show quality but could be if worked a little. Axles are Currie brand. Im still welding up my 4 link brackets but everything seems to be very nice.

Would Recommend

Great quality. Met and exceeded my expectation.

5.0

9 years ago

Graham

Nanoose Bay B.C.

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All surfaces are new and clean so welding in the 4 link was easy.

Would Recommend

hoped for better

2.0

10 years ago

Big D

The 'couve

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Would Not Recommend

Great Product! & Right Price

5.0

10 years ago

The Car Guy

Fort Worth.Texas

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Product showed 3 days. Exactly what was ordered. perfect length and price for my build, very satisfied

Would Recommend

You get what you pay for.

3.0

10 years ago

A builder

Ohio

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Tubes aren't welded true and level so adjustments have to be made when welding on brackets. Housing badly pitted and weld spatter all over. Not a diff. For a show quality car. Axles advertised as without bearings pressed on but come all together so plates need cut off for some brake applications. Should use open plates.

Would Not Recommend

Great product for a good price

5.0

10 years ago

Big Bubba

Sherman, Texas

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Delivery was quick, quality was good, price was right,I am very satisfied and will order another if I need one.

Would Recommend

nice item very well made

5.0

11 years ago

bob

south windsor, ct

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very well made, all parts fit no complaints

Would Recommend

Very nice piece as advertised

5.0

11 years ago

Skip

Metairie la

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Used in four bar set up worked great

Would Recommend

EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED.....

5.0

11 years ago

FGR21

JEFFERSON,GA

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THE AXLE HOUSING AND AXLES ARE FINE QUALITY AND EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED..... GREAT PRODUCT !

Would Recommend

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Looking at the speedway brake kit 91031902 for this axles. Does this kit fit this axles?

by GT

• 8 years ago

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What's the part number for wilwood disc brake kit for this axle without ebrake provision. And the part number for wilwood drilled and slotted rotors that will fit that kit.

by Nick

• 9 years ago

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I need 1/2 20 wheel studs that are 2.75 to 3 inches long which wheel studs would fit the axle flange?

by Tommy Wright

• 9 years ago

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Can you give me a part number for a wilwood disc brake kit with drilled and slotted rotors! And just the part number for drilled and slotted rotors separate.

by Nick

• 9 years ago

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I have a 29 model a and am looking at your u weld frame kit will this rear end work with that frame kit or if not which one will fit directly

by danny

• 9 years ago

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So looking at ordering your rear end. But would like to retain drum brakes in the rear. Can I run drum brakes with this axle setup?

by Billy

• 9 years ago

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As noted the housing comes with a pumpkin gasket but does it come with the retaining studs as well and does it come with the tee bolts for the axle flanges too? And if so does it also include the required nuts and copper washers?

by Danswillys

• 9 years ago

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do you have to cut axles or just drop your pumpkin in

by burt

• 9 years ago

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What viscosity gear oil should be used?

by Dan

• 10 years ago

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I have a 1929 model A Tudor Sudan. I'm not running fenders. Will this axle work if I do the disc brake kit on it?

by Rambo

• 10 years ago

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