9" Tag question
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9" Tag question
I found the tag on my 9" rear but I can't find any spec's that match up to get the ratio. I done the spin a axle and count deal but I just want to make sure before I install it. It's muck easier to work on out of the truck. The # I have is 758 DA 88 and it came from my 68 Torino GT. There is a second set of 3 or 4 letters that are worn down is this the ones I need?
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Originally Posted by 428cobrajet
The other letters are WEB H1. I don't see a link either. Thanks for any info
It may not tell you whether it's a limited slip...on those axles, a separate tag was sometimes used...with a simple L meaning limited slip.
The first group of numbers you posted are some sort of assembly/engineering numbers...I forget what they refer to, sorry.
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I've checked all my 9" stuff can't find WEB-H
Could you code be WES-H, that would be 3.50:1
I've checked all my 9" stuff can't find WEB-H
Could you code be WES-H, that would be 3.50:1
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Originally Posted by 4tl8ford
I've checked all my 9" stuff can't find WEB-H
Could you code be WES-H, that would be 3.50:1
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Originally Posted by 4tl8ford
Jet
I've checked all my 9" stuff can't find WEB-H
Could you code be WES-H, that would be 3.50:1
I've checked all my 9" stuff can't find WEB-H
Could you code be WES-H, that would be 3.50:1
If so...you have an 8.7 rear end, not a 9 incher.
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I also have a question about this "Tag". I'm restoring a 1953 F100. The truck came with a 1971 400ci engine, a 1971 C6 transmission, and I'm not sure what rear end. It doesn't appear to be either a 9" or 8". From some catalogs it appears to be an 8.8, but I'm seeing conflicting info on that also.. 8.8's came out in 1983 or so? Any ideas?The cover has 10 bolts and 2 little notches cut out at 5 o'clock, and 7 o'clock position.
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The only two rear ends available in 1971 for that powertrain are the 8.7 which had a rear cover, and the 9 inch dropout.
If there is a rear cover on the axle assy...it's an 8.7. The gasket part number is C7AZ-4036-A
The original tag code began WER-
If there is a rear cover on the axle assy...it's an 8.7. The gasket part number is C7AZ-4036-A
The original tag code began WER-
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