School me on Ford 9"'s

[Jonesy]

Looking at maybe swapping a 9" into my toyota truggy. I know almost nothing about these axles though. What do I need to look for? I know the aftermarket is huge for them, and parts are relatively cheap.

[Flxratd]

Originally Posted by Jonesy

Looking at maybe swapping a 9" into my toyota truggy. I know almost nothing about these axles though. What do I need to look for? I know the aftermarket is huge for them, and parts are relatively cheap.

I have been running a 9" from a bronco in my Sammy for about 8 years now. it has been cut to have the offset on pass side and I added a 33 spline axles, a full spool and a homemade disk brake setup. it has been trouble free all this time so no complaints on its service to me.
pros
extensive amount of parts and gear choices
pinion guards are offered for it like the 14 b
cons
wont have the clearance the Toyota diff has
its a ford(humpy)

theres a bigger list just the first couple could come up with

[humpy]

It comes out of a ford ... It. Has. 9" ring gear I think...,







That's all I got

[Flxratd]

Originally Posted by humpy

It comes out of a ford ...

guess I will add that to the cons list

[Hope Springs Hauler]

Originally Posted by Flxratd

guess I will add that to the cons list

says the man who now owns a mustang:p

[Flxratd]

Originally Posted by Hope Springs Hauler

says the man who now owns a mustang:p

shhhhhh now the secrets out....

[superjeep]

look at currie enterprises the rear they sell is one type of housing and the
front one for jeeps is another . I have one of each if you want to put it next to yours to decide what you want.

Shawn

[tbshakie]

I have a 609 in the front of my jeep. really nice set-up and the R&P is strong with the third bearing on the pinion, better ground clearance than a Dana 44. downside is the really low pinion and the high cost of a true high 9 center section.

[fastford]

Originally Posted by Hope Springs Hauler

says the man who now owns a mustang:p

He owns two fords