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9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Moser Engineering Aluminum Cases 3062ALU 3250ALU 3812ALU
In this video, we discuss the Moser Engineering Aluminum Cases for the 9" Ford. These aluminum cases save you 15 pounds compared to the nodular iron. They have holes in the pinion support for both the 3/8" and 7/16" pinion support studs. These can be used in street or strip cars and handle a lot of power. These cases have a lot of webbing, through bolt design, and American made. We can have a complete center section built in as fast as two days.
Want to discuss these center section parts for you application? Reach out to us.
NOTE: Carrier Bearing sizes need to match the carrier. 28 and 31 spline stock centers can be a 2.891" or 3.062" carrier bearing bore. The 3.062" can be used up to a 33 spline spool also. 3.250" Bore case care used in 35 spline posi units. 3.250" Bore cases can also be used in most 35-40 spline spool applications. Some spools may require a 3.812" bore case. Contact us if you have fitment questions.
The 9" Ford Center section, third member, hog head, pumpkin, or whatever you like to call it... The center section is the heart of the rear where the gear, posi, and yoke are all setup. This chunk drops out the front of the housing and makes it really convenient to work on. Also, the third pilot bearing up front gives it additional rigidity and reduces gear deflection. Continue watching this series to learn more about options when choosing parts for your 9" Ford for your build. Check out the links below to see these cases on our website.
CAUTION: Some cases use different pilot bearings. Typically the difference is in aluminum and nodular cases.
3062ALU
www.redbirdspeed.com/product-page/3-062-aluminum-through-bolt-case-moser-engineering-3062alu
3250ALU
www.redbirdspeed.com/product-page/3-250-aluminum-through-bolt-case-moser-engineering-3250alu
3812ALU
www.redbirdspeed.com/product-page/3-812-aluminum-through-bolt-case-moser-engineering-3812alu
Need a complete center section? We have complete assemblies:
www.redbirdspeed.com/center-sections-moser-strange-quick
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We offer differential parts from Moser Engineering, Strange Engineering, Currie Enterprises, and more.
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9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Moser Engineering Nodular Iron Cases - Center Section Case Options
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In this video, we start to discuss the 9" Ford Center section, third member, hog head, pumpkin, or whatever you like to call it. The center section is the heart of the rear where the gear, posi, and yoke are all setup. This chunk drops out the front of the housing and makes it really convenient to work on. Also, the third pilot bearing up front gives it additional rigidity and reduces gear defl...
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Moser Engineering Vent Tube - PREVENT LEAKING! 2 Rules to Follow
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In this video, Redbird Speed shows you the brass fitting sent out with Moser Engineering rear ends. Moser recommends running a hose up in the chassis and letting the rear end breathe freely. Contact us if you have questions! Rule 1 - Make sure the rear is breathing freely to prevent pressure build up Rule 2 - Do not over fill the rear with gear oil Welcome to our series, 9" Ford - The Complete ...
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: 9" Housing Brackets - Mono / Multi Leaf, Flat Perch, 4 Link, Bare
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In this video, Redbird Speed covers brackets offered for 9" Ford housings. In this video we are looking at the new Moser Engineering Hybrid 9" housing. These housings are made one at a time. This covers applications with leaf spring perches like a early Camaro or Nova. Flat perches offered on Mopar rears, Chevy trucks, Tri 5 Chevy or custom Calvert Caltrac leaf springs. 4 link brackets made for...
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Measuring Housing Width with Center Pinion Tool - AVOID MISTAKES!
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Check out our Tech Page for E, F, and G housing dimensions. www.redbirdspeed.com/tech Need to measuring tool? www.redbirdspeed.com/product-page/t006-pinion-centering-tool In this video, Redbird Speed covers how to use this tool on a 9 inch housing. Make sure to use your words! These are not axle measurements! These are not "flange to flange" dimensions. These dimensions are from the center of t...
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Center Section Studs - 3 RULES TO FOLLOW for Installation
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In this video, Redbird Speed shows how to draw in the center section studs. THREE RULES to follow are: 1) Add a little oil to the knurling to reduce friction while drawing them into the housing. 2) Stack washers under the nut. 3) DO NOT use any pneumatic or power tools to draw them into the housing. Do it by hand. Need a set? www.redbirdspeed.com/product-page/8999k-center-section-studs-moser-en...
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Inner Seals in Housing End - PREVENT LEAKING with these tips!
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In this video, Redbird Speed covers the inner housing seals on this Moser Engineering 9" Hybrid housing with Torino ends. The housing end is going to need to be sealed in one of multiple options. The inner housing seal goes into the housing end to the base of the end where it bottoms out. A second option to seal the axle is the o-ring style bearings shown in the video. Tapered bearing applicati...
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: T-Bolts, Nuts, Washers
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In this video, Redbird Speed covers the T-Bolts we have available. These come standard with a housing purchase from Moser Engineerings. Some manufacturers make you buy these separate. T-Bolt comes through the back side of the housing end. The T shaped head keeps it from spinning. Comes with 8 t-bolts, lock washers, and nuts. These are used in drum or disc applications. www.redbirdspeed.com/prod...
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: 9" Housing - Fill and Drain Plug - Do I NEED these options?
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In this video, Redbird Speed discusses the fill and drain plug options in this 9" Ford housing from Moser Engineering. This is the new hybrid can released in the summer of 2023 shown with optional fill and drain. The fill isn't totally necessary because the case has a plug in the side to fill the rear with fluid. Some people like to use the fill plug as a gear inspection hole also. HOWEVER, we ...
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: 9" Housings - Stamped, Fabricated, Hybrid Explained
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In this video, Redbird Speed covers the different types of cans available. These are all made to order. This video shows the new Moser Engineering Hybrid can released Summer 2023. This housing features a stamped rear and a fabricated enclosure. Moser uses 3" tubes with a 1/4" thick seamless DOM. We also discuss the banjo, small web housing typically used in Tri 5 Chevy and Ford cars. We look at...
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Retainer Plates and Moser End Caps, Axle Shaft Hardware Explained
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In this video, Redbird Speed discusses hardware that may come with your axle shafts from Moser Engineering. This includes retainer plates and end caps. Retainer plates are used in drum brake applications and some brake kits like the Baer Brakes Classic Kit in pictured in the video. Moser Engineering axle end caps are used for contingency. Moser only sends one set out per pair of axles. Do not l...
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Axle Lightening Features - Pro Flange, Lightening Holes, Gun Drill
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In this video, Redbird Speed covers options to lighten your axles. Milling holes, pockets, and scalloping the axles can save weight in the flange of the axle. These processes are going to save rotating weight in the drivetrain where you need to cut. This will put more power to pavement. Looking to save even more? Gun drilling or Rifle drilling the inside of the axle can cut a significant amount...
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Access Holes - CAUTION! Do I need this hole in my axle shafts?
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In this video, Redbird Speed discusses the necessity and convenience of the access hole being drilled in the face of the axle. In many disc brake application there are internal parking brake mechanisms where you need this hole to get the socket and extension through the axle in order to secure the nuts on the T-bolts. In a drum brake application, this access hole may not be necessary, BUT it's ...
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Axle Stud Size - CAUTION - Stock or Aftermarket Front Studs?
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In this video, we measure up the studs in our axles. Use CAUTION when ordering your axle studs. Make to to match the front studs if you are running an aftermarket disc brake kit up front. We have 7/16 Chevy, 1/2-20 Ford, 12 mm metric, 14 mm Chevy truck, 5/8 drag racing drive studs in various lengths. These vary in length. 1/2-20 and 5/8 drag studs are available in screw-in style. Question on st...
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: How to Measure a Bolt Pattern - BEWARE! Don't make this MISTAKE!
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9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: How to Measure a Bolt Pattern - BEWARE! Don't make this MISTAKE!
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Axle Flange Outside Diameter OD - Make sure it clears you rotor!
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9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Axle Flange Outside Diameter OD - Make sure it clears you rotor!
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: A Dimension - Hub Diameter - CAUTION: Match the NEW disc or drum!
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9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: A Dimension - Hub Diameter - CAUTION: Match the NEW disc or drum!
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Ball Bearings VS Tapered Bearings - What bearings should I order?
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9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Ball Bearings VS Tapered Bearings - What bearings should I order?
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Bearing Journal - H Dimension - Why it matters! Different Specs!
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9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Bearing Journal - H Dimension - Why it matters! Different Specs!
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: B Dimension VS Brake Offset - CAUTION - These are not the same!
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9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: B Dimension VS Brake Offset - CAUTION - These are not the same!
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Housing End Identification - Rules to Follow!
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9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Housing End Identification - Rules to Follow!
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Planning for Brakes - What brakes should I put on my rear end?
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9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Planning for Brakes - What brakes should I put on my rear end?
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: What spline count do I need for my axles?
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9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: What spline count do I need for my axles?
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Wheel to Wheel Math
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9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Wheel to Wheel Math
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Wheel to Wheel Width - How wide should I make my Ford 9" rear end?
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9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Wheel to Wheel Width - How wide should I make my Ford 9" rear end?
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: The Game Plan - Axle Shafts, Housing, Brakes, Suspension Discussed
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9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: The Game Plan - Axle Shafts, Housing, Brakes, Suspension Discussed
9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Introduction
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9" Ford - The Complete Rear End: Introduction
Why won't my Mopar Axles fit my Wilwood Brakes? Common FITMENT ISSUES explained. Offset, Hub, Flange
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Why won't my Mopar Axles fit my Wilwood Brakes? Common FITMENT ISSUES explained. Offset, Hub, Flange
Adapting QA1 Coil-overs to a Moser Engineering Chevelle Rear End - Bracket to Fix Fitment Issue
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Adapting QA1 Coil-overs to a Moser Engineering Chevelle Rear End - Bracket to Fix Fitment Issue
1967-1969 Camaro Housing and Axle Packages: 9 Inch, 12 Bolt, Dana 60, Narrowed Rear, Mounts, Brakes
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1967-1969 Camaro Housing and Axle Packages: 9 Inch, 12 Bolt, Dana 60, Narrowed Rear, Mounts, Brakes

Komentáře

  • @rodhester
    @rodhester Před 14 dny

    Do you know info when using a arb locker

    • @redbirdspeed5063
      @redbirdspeed5063 Před 3 dny

      Are you asking about the axle measurements when using an ARB locker? You might have to contact the manufacturer to see if there are differences in this specific unit.

  • @don.timeless4993
    @don.timeless4993 Před 2 měsíci

    thank you so much. i wounder what is the differences between Quaife & Wavetrac?

    • @redbirdspeed5063
      @redbirdspeed5063 Před 3 dny

      Interesting question. The Quaife ATB is also a helical gear style differential. I have not had this unit in had to say if it's more like the Truetrac or the Wavetrac.

  • @carlbrockway2408
    @carlbrockway2408 Před 2 měsíci

    I've tried calling you but that number takes me to a medical clinic in indiana

    • @redbirdspeed5063
      @redbirdspeed5063 Před 3 dny

      260-301-2424 or shoot me an email with your phone number redbirdspeedinfo@gmail.com

  • @jimmyfreeze3782
    @jimmyfreeze3782 Před 3 měsíci

    wavetrac is a truetrac copycat

  • @todds5956
    @todds5956 Před 5 měsíci

    I’m doing a bare housing install, I have a bunch of questions. I’ll call in. Thanks

  • @todds5956
    @todds5956 Před 5 měsíci

    Im installing a bare 9 inch housing , I’m not sure if center section needs to be perfectly horizontal or angled up or down slightly measuring from the center section mounting surface. I’m starting from scratch with a bare housing and ladder bars. Thanks.

  • @yahudabanyahsharala3349
    @yahudabanyahsharala3349 Před 7 měsíci

    What do you have gear driven for a 2011 Charger R/T for autocross?

  • @BigTireCamaro2000
    @BigTireCamaro2000 Před 7 měsíci

    Great video actually all you're video's are very informative 👌

  • @NickSchafer-yt6nm
    @NickSchafer-yt6nm Před 8 měsíci

    Torino spacing is 3.5625”x2”. Old large is 3.5”x2.375”.

  • @josephvolk7368
    @josephvolk7368 Před 9 měsíci

    Great video!! The more I read and watch videos, the more I get confused. Building a 37 Chevy Business Coupe...Engine Chevy SB & trans turbo 350 is down 3.55 degrees at the transmission. Rear end is 3.70 +/- .05 up. Am I good? I've been told no more than a 1degree difference. Thanks

    • @redbirdspeed5063
      @redbirdspeed5063 Před 9 měsíci

      As far as the pinion angle goes, I'd recommend starting somewhere around 2-3 degrees down on the engine and transmission. The rear end should start out the opposite around 2-3 degrees up. They are opposite. You can always shim it a degree or two if you get any whine out of the pinion bearing. This is a general starting point. You can email me and I can send you some literature that is helpful from Inland Empire driveshafts. Have a good day @josephvolk7368

  • @hectormontano6957
    @hectormontano6957 Před 10 měsíci

    Great video, so have a 8.8 ford rear end that I cut 2 7/8 of an inch on one side to to make both axles the same length (shorter) ,tacked rear end centered in frame but noticed that it's offset and doesn't line up centered to my transmission does this mean that I won't be able to use this rear end or is there any solution to my encounter?😢

    • @redbirdspeed5063
      @redbirdspeed5063 Před 9 měsíci

      There is an offset built into the casting itself on an 8.8. What kind of vehicle is this going into? It sounds like you might've cut off more than you needed to depending what the original rear came out of. If the driveshaft itself is dead center on the rear, one axle shaft will be one inch longer than the short shaft. If you have an equal amount of tube sticking out the casting on each side you'd have a 1/2 offset with equal length axle shafts.

    • @hectormontano6957
      @hectormontano6957 Před 9 měsíci

      @redbirdspeed5063 51 chevy truck

  • @BigTireCamaro2000
    @BigTireCamaro2000 Před 10 měsíci

    what"s the easiest way to remove old bolts ?thanks

    • @redbirdspeed5063
      @redbirdspeed5063 Před 9 měsíci

      The center section studs with knurling on them you can hit with a hammer to pop them out. You would not want to do this on a fabricated can where the center section studs thread into the housing. Make sure what you are working with before hammering on them.

  • @Macnificent78_
    @Macnificent78_ Před 10 měsíci

    Whats size are the washer??? And how many???

    • @redbirdspeed5063
      @redbirdspeed5063 Před 9 měsíci

      10 washers, 10 lock washers - 3/8" Have a good day!

  • @waynep343
    @waynep343 Před 11 měsíci

    So which way are the tapered axle bearings pressed on. Many people say the cone first and the race is removable. I think the race should be trapped by the bearing cone on the axle... With a loose race. The only thing holding the axle in is the rubber sealing lips of the axle seal and the brake rotor. Which way is correct

    • @redbirdspeed5063
      @redbirdspeed5063 Před 11 měsíci

      The lip seal goes toward the flange of axle shaft. The race will stay in the housing and cone come out on the axle once installed. They will separate. The caliper bracket / retainer plate will catch the seal and press on it and create a preload.

    • @waynep343
      @waynep343 Před 11 měsíci

      @@redbirdspeed5063 look closely. If the outer race will separate off the bearing. The seal is the only thing holding the axle and cone in .

    • @redbirdspeed5063
      @redbirdspeed5063 Před 11 měsíci

      @@waynep343 czcams.com/video/MAqrjRz1SGQ/video.html Go to the 3 Minute mark. The lip seal goes on first. It rests in there very snug. Press ring goes on last. Bearing is lubed by the gear oil and open. Seal on the outside keeps it from leaking. A caliper bracket or retainer plate will catch the outer edge of the seal and hold the axle in the rear end. It creates a pre load as that seal pushes into the bearing.

  • @sibylbarrentine8623
    @sibylbarrentine8623 Před 11 měsíci

    *promosm*

  • @noampitlik2332
    @noampitlik2332 Před rokem

    That was great. Thanks!

    • @redbirdspeed5063
      @redbirdspeed5063 Před 11 měsíci

      You're welcome! Any questions, reach out anytime.

  • @donnieowsley2424
    @donnieowsley2424 Před rokem

    You need to go back to grade school and retake math. You just described a 53 1/4 inch rear end, not a 54 1/4 rear end. A half inch pinion offset to one side means the center line of the pinion is 1 inch closer to one side of the car than it is to the other. The Camaro pinion would measure 26 1/8 and 28 1/8. That adds up to 54 1/4.

  • @vanderpoolfarmsl.l.c.9983

    Diff lockers, please!

    • @redbirdspeed5063
      @redbirdspeed5063 Před rokem

      We will cover spool and posi options as soon as possible. Thank you for your comment!

  • @zacharycopeland9670

    Truetrac has 6 pinion gears not 3

  • @yepyep340
    @yepyep340 Před rokem

    very nice vid. thank you.

  • @sirbalmung1983
    @sirbalmung1983 Před rokem

    Great explanation!

  • @sirbalmung1983
    @sirbalmung1983 Před rokem

    If you're measuring with Aaron from Redbird Speed, you've got an extra stud in the equation 😉. Good video!

    • @redbirdspeed5063
      @redbirdspeed5063 Před rokem

      Ha! Don't be throwing off their measurements. I can see how this would be confusing now.