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Old 1/6/11, 04:48 PM
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Nope, I went to a 65(i think) 8" rear end. From the transmission back is all V8 parts. We threw out the old rear end a couple weeks after we swapped it out last summer.

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That's what I have, only with a posi in it.

Seems to work fine.....

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Nope, I went to a 65(i think) 8" rear end. From the transmission back is all V8 parts. We threw out the old rear end a couple weeks after we swapped it out last summer.
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I'd like to step up to a 8". Are they tough to find around here that would be a direct bolt in?
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Mine was a direct bolt in except for the driveshaft and the emergency brake cables. We just cut the cables so I don't run an emergency brake. Then my driveshaft u-joint was too small for the rear end, so I spend $100 to get the correct yoke and u-joint put on. So when I went to T5 transmission I was able to use a V8 driveshaft which has the correct u-joint so no modding necessary.

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So the drive shaft lenght was not a problem? Also that 8" looks wider.
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The 8" is the back one and I want to say due to the year I got it was 1 or 2 inches narrower than the old 7.25 or 7.5 rear end. Driveshaft I have was shorter than my original, but its almost too short.

Its my DD except for when there are icy conditions or snow on the ground. Id say we could meet up sometime, but a lift would be needed to really see under the car well enough.

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Old 1/6/11, 10:14 PM
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I still have a lot to learn. Send a PM and we can see if we can get together sometime and you can give some ideas on my 67. That 8" must have been from a 66 or older v8 model.
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I really want to repaint my car right about now. I looked today and found at least 4 cracks in my paint.

If my parents would let me I'd have my car soda blasted and repainted, but this time paint it myself.
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I really want to repaint my car right about now. I looked today and found at least 4 cracks in my paint.

If my parents would let me I'd have my car soda blasted and repainted, but this time paint it myself.
Who painted it?
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A guy on a racing forum. He used to work for quevas customs.
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Unhappy

Sorry to hear about the cracks. Man it always seems like the problems don't end.

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I was told not to worry about them. What I hate is that I look at 2 of them every day because they are around the drivers side door handle
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Originally Posted by BA Mustang
I was told not to worry about them. What I hate is that I look at 2 of them every day because they are around the drivers side door handle
It's hard not to worry about them, maybe they can be spot fixed, the guy that painted it can't fix it? It seems like it wouldn't be too hard or expensive.
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Sorry to hear about the cracks. Man it always seems like the problems don't end.
Amen
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Ordering parts tomorrow. Its getting a hood, fender, headlight buckets, radiator support, and more. It took a good bit of damage today.
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Originally Posted by BA Mustang
Ordering parts tomorrow. Its getting a hood, fender, headlight buckets, radiator support, and more. It took a good bit of damage today.
What happened?
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Dad accidentally backed into it this morning. He felt pretty bad about it. It doesn't really bother me since I know it can be and will be fixed.
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Dad accidentally backed into it this morning. He felt pretty bad about it. It doesn't really bother me since I know it can be and will be fixed.
Sorry to hear that, if there is anything I can do let me know.
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Will do, it does finally allow me to get my GT/turn signal hood fixed and put on though.

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Will do, it does finally allow me to get my GT/turn signal hood fixed and put on though.
Thats good, I wanted a turn signal hood also but I believe I'm getting a shaker hood when I get the crate motor. It will be awhile and will probably change my mind several times by then.


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