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07-03-2007, 02:05 AM
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Re: 9 inch or Dana 60 ?
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The car had a mini spool in it for years And ford N case.  [/ QUOTE ] I figured it could not be stock. Spools are a bit crazy on the street however. 
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07-10-2007, 10:44 PM
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Re: 9 inch or Dana 60 ?
We ran a 9" in our Super Gas car for years, without ever having a failure. The car weighed 3,750lbs and put out 1,000hp on the motor.
 Just don't skimp when it comes to gears, axles, bearings, etc... when it comes to building it. Blair
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08-06-2007, 12:26 AM
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Re: 9 inch or Dana 60 ?
for a pro-touring car, a good 10bolt or 12bolt would be fine.
9" or dana for high horse power / heavy car. --------- Dana 60, 557 gears, 14.5x32's ,3700lb car, same rear for over 20 years.. and a few thousand 1/4 mile passes.  launch1  Launch1 video Launch2  Launch2 video
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