I would like a high pinion diff but dont have bags of money to throw around. Is there a inexpensive way to create a high pinion 9" Ford diff?

Thanks,
Clayton

 

All you have to do is collect the money . . . I'll send you the bags for free. Are you talking about front or rear axle?

 

define expensive!

-cutts-

 

roll your truck over and drive it upside down??























seriously though, like the other guys said, about $1500 will get you a true HP9. You could put a 9 up front and flip it over, but you'd run into oiling problems. You'd have to come up with some kind of oil pump setup to keep it alive..

 

Cant you get a HP 3rd member for the rear axle? Just a question as I have no clue, I only have the normal 3rd member on my 9".

 

i doubt it b/c HP usually means it is reverse cut and unless the rear ring gear is a reverse cut gear then it would not even bolt in

but just like you i dunno! i am speculatin!

-cutts-

 

Actually somewhere on another post someone had put a link to a HP 9in bieng put out that was supposed to bolt right into the original housing, and it had reverse cut gears made by richmond, and no it wasn't cheap but I don't see it right now if I find it I will put a link in here

 

that was me, don't remember the address, and don't feel like looking for it. $1500 for complete, bolton HP9

 

remember, we are talking cheap

 

ok well sorry! i am once again wrong! but point is it ain't cheap nor do a lot of ppl go this route!

-cutts-

 

I guess if you wanted ultra cheap, you could look in dark parking lots for F-350s with your portable oxy-actelyne torch, but you might get more than you would want...