currie rear housing

skywalker

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I'm considering ordering a currie rear housing and don't have access to do the measurements properly, was wondering if anyone knew them for a '68 coupe?

 

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steel1212

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I'm pretty sure they already have them for a 68 to bolt right up...unless you have something unusual under there.

 

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I'm looking for exactly the same thing. 9"rear eand for a 68 coupe. Currie sells a complete rear end package with case, differential, drums (or discs), and axles.

 

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here is a link: http://www.mustangsandmore.com/ubb/FordRearDimensions.html

 

skywalker

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HHStang said:

here is a link: http://www.mustangsandmore.com/ubb/FordRearDimensions.html

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Well, that doesn't giveanywhere NEAR all the dimensions I need, but it turns out currie has the dimensions ready for you, just tell them the car.

 

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steel1212 said:

I'm pretty sure they already have them for a 68 to bolt right up...unless you have something unusual under there.

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Yes, all I did was give them what I had and they did the rest.

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washMO66

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skywalker said:

Well, that doesn't giveanywhere NEAR all the dimensions I need, but it turns out currie has the dimensions ready for you, just tell them the car.

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Doesn't mean they will be the same as the next rear end they sell for a 68.

Don't get me wrong, I love my rear end from Currie, bad to the bone and holding strong, worth every penny. I just know that my invoice measurements were different than gp001's. We compared after I had some questions on tire fitment.

TB

 

skywalker

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washMO66 said:

Doesn't mean they will be the same as the next rear end they sell for a 68.

Don't get me wrong, I love my rear end from Currie, bad to the bone and holding strong, worth every penny. I just know that my invoice measurements were different than gp001's. We compared after I had some questions on tire fitment.

TB

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How hard can it be to differentiate the dimensions for a '68 mustang and say a '68 F-100? I mean are they that incompetent? If so, I may want to rethink my purchase plans.