Mopar rear axle spotter's guide
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*8-3/4" has no rear cover. The back of the axle housing is round. The center section is removable from the front of the housing.<br><br><br> strong max 900-1000 HP | *8-3/4" has no rear cover. The back of the axle housing is round. The center section is removable from the front of the housing.<br><br><br> strong max 900-1000 HP | ||
*9-1/4" has a 12 bolt rear cover. Rear cover is roughly octagonal (stop sign-shaped).<br><br><br> stronger | *9-1/4" has a 12 bolt rear cover. Rear cover is roughly octagonal (stop sign-shaped).<br><br><br> stronger | ||
| − | *9-3/4" has a 10 bolt rear cover. The cover is wider on the driver side. | + | *9-3/4" has a 10 bolt rear cover. The cover is wider on the driver side. strongest |
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The broadcast sheet may or may not have ever been included with any particular vehicle. Codes on the fender tag or broadcast sheet that pertain to the rear axle size and/or ratio have a suffix letter of "A" or "D" for '60s-'70s Mopars, possible other years as well. | The broadcast sheet may or may not have ever been included with any particular vehicle. Codes on the fender tag or broadcast sheet that pertain to the rear axle size and/or ratio have a suffix letter of "A" or "D" for '60s-'70s Mopars, possible other years as well. | ||
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