rear end width chart

[Tic's60]

Might help someone out there!

Rear end widths in inches

57.75 1962-1964 Chevy II/Nova
57.75 1965-1967 Chevy II/Nova
58.00 1978-1988 Chevy Malibu, Monte Carlo
59.50 1968-1982 Corvette
60.00 1955-1964 Chevy Car
60.00 1967-1969 Camaro
60.25 1968-1979 Chevy II/Nova
60.50 1984-1995 Corvette
60.50 1964-1967 Chevelle
62.00 1955-1959 Chevy Pickup
62.50 1968-1972 Chevelle
62.50 1970-1981 Camaro/Firebird

[jester]

what's the width of the rear in my Biscayne? Anyone have any idea?

[SS425HP]

your rear end is 60". see the chart above for Chevy Cars. 55-64.

Fred

[Gus68]

Hey guys!! I have a ford 9 in wicth list simmilar to Tic's. If anyones interested I would be willing to post it.

[Ed51]

Please post it. Thanks, :clap Ed

[Gus68]

OK guys, this is what I got.....

Axle Flange Inside Housing Flange Year Vehicle

57 1/4" 52 1/4" 57-59 Full size car, Ranchero
57 1/4" 52 1/4" 65-66 Mustang
59 1/4" 54 1/4" 67-70 Mustang
61 1/4" 56" 71-73 Mustang
-------- 52 3/4" 60 T-Bird
58 1/2" 52 1/4" 77-81 Lincoln/Versailles
59 1/4" - 61 1/4" --------- 67-73 Torino, Ranchero,
Fairlane, Mustang
58" 52 1/4" 75-80 Granada, Monarch
59 1/4" 54 1/4" 67-71 Commet, Cougar,
Fairlane
60" --------- 67 Cougar
63 1/2 --------- 67 Fairlane(Coil Springs)
58" --------- 64 Falcon
-------- 52 1/4" 66-77 Bronco
-------- 56" 57-72 Ford Pickup
-------- 59 3/4" 73-79 Ford Pickup
68" --------- 72 3/4 Ton Van
65 1/4" --------- 73-86 3/4 Ton Van

Axle Flange measurements is from the end of one axle flange to the other axle flange.

Inside Housing Flange measurement is from the inside edge of the flange o n the end of the housing (where the brake backing plate bolts to) to the inside of the other housing flange.

Thats all I got, I know there are a few that aren't in there, and the ----- are the ones I don't know. I hope this helps anyone looking for a 9" housing.
Oh and one last thing to remember, some 9" housings have both axles the same length, this puts the pinion off set to the passenger side, where some have one axle longer than the other which puts the pinion in the center of the car. I ran into this problem on my car, the rear end was the right width but the pinion was off to the pass side.

[Gus68]

OK now Im pissed, I had the 9" chart all nice and in columns and when I posted it, it shoved it all into one big lump!!! :mad: Now it looks like S#@!. Im sorry for any confusion this causes anyone.