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 Post subject: A lucky find?
PostPosted: Fri Feb 11, 2005 11:29 am 
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I recently got a rear end at the local picknpull and im trying to find out what it is. Anyways, its from a 79' dodge magnum. It has a 12 bolt cover and is fairly large. I am unsure of the gear ratio but it seems to be a somewhere around 3 and a quarter. There are 2 casting numbers on it. Also it is posi. Ignore the periods, they're just spacers the best i could do.

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PostPosted: Fri Feb 11, 2005 11:58 am 
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...somebody post the link to the rear end ID thing again, please. Maybe a link needs to be posted to that from the home page!

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That would be the 9.25" axle.


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There is a rear end ID link? That would be useful. Whats the Link; Thanks


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How about this?

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 Post subject: Re: A lucky find?
PostPosted: Sat Feb 12, 2005 6:12 pm 
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I recently got a rear end at the local picknpull and im trying to find out what it is. Anyways, its from a 79' dodge magnum. It has a 12 bolt cover and is fairly large. I am unsure of the gear ratio but it seems to be a somewhere around 3 and a quarter. There are 2 casting numbers on it. Also it is posi. Ignore the periods, they're just spacers the best i could do.

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[ ][][][][][][]...-......[][][][][][][][][ ]
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1: 28258
2:139-8
Sounds like it must be a 9 1/4, the magnum is a b-body so its real possible.

Mr. Rico


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PostPosted: Sun Feb 13, 2005 7:54 pm 
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A 9 1/4? ill look more into it. That may be the case though because the axle tubes are tapered about midway. 10'' drums also


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PostPosted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:19 am 
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A 9 1/4? ill look more into it. That may be the case though because the axle tubes are tapered about midway. 10'' drums also
Look in to it more? Did you or did you not say it has 12 bolts holding on the cover? Look at the Mopar axle spotters guide I provided you with. The only Mopar rear with a 12 bolt cover is a 9 1/4. it also states that they can be found in b-body cars, you said it was out of a Magnum, a B-body car. Tapered about midway? It states 4" axle tubes, swaged down to 3", now what do you think it is?

Yes please look into it more. tell us what you see.

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PostPosted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 3:35 pm 
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Rico- Haha ok maybe I chose the wrong words, it's finally ID'd now. The next thing is to get it shortened a bit to fit under the valiant. the 7 1/4 is 51'' from drum to drum, this one is 55. I could install it as is but then i would have to get flat tuner looking rims in the rear :? . so so~ thanks for the help.


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Rico- Haha ok maybe I chose the wrong words, it's finally ID'd now. The next thing is to get it shortened a bit to fit under the valiant. the 7 1/4 is 51'' from drum to drum, this one is 55. I could install it as is but then i would have to get flat tuner looking rims in the rear :? . so so~ thanks for the help.
You could HEMI DART your wheel openings, let them fatties hang way out!

Sorry, just joking. The narrowing part should not be to hard, you will just have to buy some shorter axles for it. $$$. I wonder how much room there will be between the cover and the fuel tank? May or may not be an issue, good luck to you.


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 Post subject: Doesnt'....
PostPosted: Tue Feb 15, 2005 5:13 am 
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It's been a while, but doesn't the 9 1/4" rear have the same C-clip configuration as the 8 1/4" making it not so nice for rounding corners when running from the.....errr.....just checking the fine handling of your mopar while keeping pace with the local law enforcement?


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 Post subject: Re: Doesnt'....
PostPosted: Tue Feb 15, 2005 7:08 am 
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It's been a while, but doesn't the 9 1/4" rear have the same C-clip configuration as the 8 1/4" making it not so nice for rounding corners when running from the.....errr.....just checking the fine handling of your mopar while keeping pace with the local law enforcement?


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Yes.


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PostPosted: Tue Feb 15, 2005 11:45 am 
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You could HEMI DART your wheel openings, let them fatties hang way out! .
HEMI DART the wheel openings... What do you mean by that, any pics around the net? Cut off the current ones and patch them with beefy dart bicep muscles? :twisted:


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PostPosted: Tue Feb 15, 2005 12:12 pm 
last weekend i put a new rear u-joint in and was wondering...
Today I am going to put the car up on the lift to do some measurments on current yoke(7 1/4)'',the 9 1/4'' yoke and driveshaft. I am wondering if the diameter of where the U-joint goes on the 9 1/4 yoke is larger than the current, Is it possible to just change the size of those u-joint cups that hold the needle bearings?


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PostPosted: Tue Feb 15, 2005 1:18 pm 
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Find you a good parts guy, like a Napa guy, who has been around a while, they make U joints with 2 different size caps. the inside of the larger cap is to big to put a smaller cap on and done the other way would fit to loose. Be carful, study in to it, good luck.

Mr. Rico


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