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I have A-body 8 3/4 rearend with narrow drums and 4" bolt pattern. I Want to convert it to 4,5" and wider drums. Can it be done just changing brakes from b-body 8 3/4 and axles from c- or b-body and shorten them and machine new splines?
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It sure can but its probably best to use the C-body 8 3/4 axles
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underground just contact Moser Engineering axle co. they have what you need, they fit right in all you will need is the bigger backing plates and drums
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Thanks, That was the point, I wanted to know if the backing plate and wider drum will fit. The Axles I modify here from those c-body parts. How about the green axle bearings, no adjusting required? Better? By the way the car is -73 Dart 4Door sedan. 440cid Funmobile.
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i put a set of green bearings in my roadrunner 5 years ago and haven't had any problems yet.
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I had Moser do a set of axles for my Duster last summer. I sent them E-body axles. Cut, respline, green bearings, and long studs were $170 plus shipping. They put in the long studs free when I bought the green bearings. I think you can use C or E-body, or truck axles. B-body are too short to respline. (It has something to do with where the taper starts) Dennis
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Just thought I'd let you know you can have the 4.5 bolt pattern drilled in your 4 inch axles.
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