Used Strange Ford 8.8 35 Spline Axles Stock Length 5/8 Studs on 2040-parts.com
Redford, Michigan, United States
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USED Strange 35 spline Ford 8.8 axles stock length ( 28 inches from outer flange to end of spline) with 5/8 studs (nuts and washers). These have the "late" big ford 9 inch bearings for the 8.8 with 9 inch housing ends. They were used for the last season 18 passes on them. The spool is not included on the axles shown in the picture. They are set up for Ford bolt pattern 5 4 1/2 but also accept the GM pattern 5 4 3/4. Ship lower 48 states only |
Rear End for Sale
8.8 31 spline spool(US $90.00)
Ford 9 inch carrier/c6aw-4206 / four pin open carrier(US $125.00)
Strange prf184 hd pro alum center section assy-ford 9 inch-35spl spool-std gear(US $1,335.00)
8 3/4 rear end
New nascar ford 9" floater rear end 31 spline axle 26.5" long crowned cambered
New nascar ford 9" floater rear end 31 spline axle 31.25" long crowned cambered
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