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Looks like an 7.5" out of an Aerostar Van, Bronco II or non-4.0 Ranger to me.
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I believe that's a Dana 44 which could have come out of a Ford truck.
Edit - upon closer look my call is not correct. No drain plug on back plate and the "hump" is not quite right.
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(IMO), the easiest way to go to CHEV is to use hardened aftermarket axles drilled for the bolt pattern and then mount an aftermarket GM rear disc kit to it.
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to Ford or not to Ford
I wish the owner/s would go with Chevy but they wanted it all 4ord for some reason , I have never seen such a hack job like this 37 as far as workmanship and odd ball stuff . I was hoping there was an EZ fix but it appears this project is going to be just one headache after another .
I appreciate all the feed back from all you guys just wish they would go GM . I was thinking there could be an axle swap to get the 4 3/4 on 5 but so far no dice but the white fuzzy's on my rear view mirror. This all started with just putting in a new radiator in and now I have a big can of worms .
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4 3/4" on 5 is mainly a GM pattern. Aftermarket hardened axles are actually cheaper than OEM replacements. That will give you the wanted bolt pattern. I would also think it cheaper to buy an aftermarket GM disc swap that trying to track down a four wheel disc MUSTANG...
Wait a minute. The MARK VII/BIRD/SVO swap is 11" if I remember correctly. All you have to buy new would be the axles, which is like cheap insurance actually. |
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Thanks A Million Guys
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these people got raked over the coals by whom ever did the "HACK JOB" for them 3 years ago and if I didn't know them this unit would of been down the road after the radiator job . I by far are not nor clam to be a rod builder but a blind man could of bone better then what was done to on this rod .http://hotrodders.com/gallery/showph...cat/500/page/8 I just called him and told him of the great feed back from all you guys and now I think we're going for the rear cheby with disk and get this thing out of my shop ,plus I don't see nothing but problems with 4ord rear disc on this diff in the truck. I can't thank ALL of you guy's enough for the input your help is much appreciated . I figured since we have a 3 day show to go to on Aug. 25/26 & 27th the idea of cheby parts would change their mind . Happy rodding guy's
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Looks like a 7.5" to me, especially when you look at the bolt pattern. Then again I'm no butt expert.
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Back to square 1 ... maybe ?
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, but that still leaves me with a dead end puttin bigger disc on that rear and a 4/3/4" on 5 ... doesn't it ? Now I know why I like Chevy's . now this lead may make my life Ezer ..maybe
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It's a 7 1/2" RG and is a piece of crap. Your referral to the owner wanting ALL FORD most likely means he thought he was getting a 9" transplant.
Somebody suckered him. I bet the whole shop had a cigarette after that...
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