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Chrysler rear axle Guide 8-3/4 ″
The diagram illustrates axles 8-3/4 ?. The top is the Captain A-body 68-72. The other two are more usually the axles are similar to b and C body and truck axles. C body and truck axles can be shortened, resplined by the quality of the machine, however, it is important to note that not all of the body C/truck axles are created equally.
Chrysler rear axle Guide 8-3/4 ″
The diagram illustrates axles 8-3/4 ?. The top is the Captain A-body 68-72. The other two are more usually the axles are similar to b and C body and truck axles. C body and truck axles can be shortened, resplined by the quality of the machine, however, it is important to note that not all of the body C/truck axles are created equally.The captain shows that where will new splines (12 ? from bearing retaining plate end # 2 axis, see measurement diagram) outer diameter (RAUCOUS) must be greater than what the spline of an OD should be. In the lower middle of the 60 major illustrates some of the axles when they are near a candle, these cannot use splines as Captain short A-body
Assembly is 8 3/4 rear axle ? Chrysler was introduced in 1957. This is the axis (???'???)-banjo, ie. The difference is in the lead. Søren has a ring gear diameter 8-3/4 ?. There are three basic types are available by their diameter drive pinion race. Captain 8-3/4 axle Assembly was used by main ? in most vehicle lines until 1972