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How big is my rear end???

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1967project

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Ok, I know its a misleading title to some.......
HA HA HA

Serioulsy though, I have a 67 coupe. Any clue as to what the rear end is? my 69 was a 9 inch, but I think this might be smaller.
 

iskwezm

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Do these pant make my ass look fat???????????





















probably a 8"
 

BobV

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Here you go: http://www.ridgenet.net/~biesiade/Fordrears.html
 
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if the car came with anything smaller than a 390 it will have an 8" rear.
 

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bnickel said:
if the car came with anything smaller than a 390 it will have an 8" rear.
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Almost correct. The K code (289 Hipo) engine should also have a 9" rear.
 
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dennis112 said:
Almost correct. The K code (289 Hipo) engine should also have a 9" rear.
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you are correct, for some reason i was lumping the 67 in with the 68 in my head, and there was no Hi-Po 289 in 68 but yes there was a 289 Hi-Po in 67 and it would have the 9". thanks for the catch on that.
 
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At this late date, after 40 years have gone by, his rear could be anything. So I'll add this: if you can remove the two bottom centersection nuts (holding the "chunk" in the front of the rearend) with a socket and ratchet, it's an 8", if you have to do this with an end wrench only, it's a 9". If the rear has a cover on the back, ain't no tellin what it is.
 
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D.Hearne said:
At this late date, after 40 years have gone by, his rear could be anything. So I'll add this: if you can remove the two bottom centersection nuts (holding the "chunk" in the front of the rearend) with a socket and ratchet, it's an 8", if you have to do this with an end wrench only, it's a 9". If the rear has a cover on the back, ain't no tellin what it is.
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that's a very good point D.
 
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