Bronco 9" swap

I am considering swapping in a 66 ford Bronco 9" limited slip rearend into my 65 mustang.
I have read through a few posts regarding this swap, but I still have a few questions.

1. The axles have the 5.5, truck, bolt pattern, so that is a problem.
If I redrill the correct bolt pattern, will the larger axle flange impact my choice of brakes?

2. The axle sizes are 27.25 Left and 29 5/8 right (28 spline). If I get new axles, I think I could use a 93-97 or 99-2001 ranger axle for one side (27 1/4) and perhaps a 79 - 86 mustang (29 1/4) or a 94-98 mustang (29 15/16) for the other side. These axles will be from a 7.5 or 8.8 rear. Should I take into account the c-clip groove? i.e should I cut off the c-clip area of the axles. If so, I will need to consider slightly longer axles to compensate for the length I am going to have to cut.

3. The different axle lengths reflect the pinion offset. Will this offset cause any problems as far as clearance?

I understand that the perches are on the wrong side of the housing and will need to be relocated.

The housing is almost exactly the same width of a 65 rear and this housing has the small bearings, so that is a plus.

Thanks for the help.
I currently have a 6 cyl, 4 lug, rear, so I can't use the axles.
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I have a 67 , 8 inch, rare, I originally planned on using.
The axle lengths for the 67 are 27.125 and 31.250, so I might be able to use one of the 67 axles.

If an 8.8 axle is used in a 9 inch housing, does the c-clip end have to be eliminated from the axle? How long is the c-clip section?

Thanks.
That really helps me out.
That means that I can only use 28 spline axles from an 8 or 9 inch correct?
(the pumpkin is 28 spline)

I appreciate the help.
The 8" rear is a 67 mustang rear, so it is going to be too wide.
I could use one of the 67 mustang axles in the bronco, I believe.

I could have the bronco axles re-drilled for a 4.5 bolt pattern at $100 a piece.

I think I could use a 30.125 axle from a 64-66 mustang for the other side (which should be 29 5/8).
I have a 64 axle, but it is 4-lug.