[Eriksson]

Hello guys!

First of all, im from sweden, but i´ll do my best to make me understood..

Im building a ford 32 Roadster and im going to use a rear axle from a -79 bronco (9" , 31 splines)

on my axle the "housing" isn´t centerd, proably because it comes of a 4x4? so the right driveshaft needs to be shortened about 4 inches/10cm (or changed)

So, my question is: how long are the left and right driveshafts? i was hoping i maybe could use two lefties.

Best regards
Martin

edit: i dont even know if it´s called driveshafts.. i hope you understand what i mean.

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This post has been edited by Eriksson: 20 September 2008 - 12:35 AM

[Yardape]

I'm unsure of the measuremrnts but what you are talking about are called axle shafts. You were close. Should be very nice when you are done

[S_bolt19]

That rear end should be centered from the get go. Did someone altered it to begin with? I would imagine that if you are putting that axle under a roadster it would need to be cut down anyway because the FSB is quite a bit wider than your 32 is. I know on the Early Broncos the axle width is 56" and the 9" does have one short axle, but that is for the spider gears inside of the housing. One axle shaft will go in further than the other because the gear cluster is offset, but the housing it'self should be centered.