12 Bolt or 9"
12 Bolt or 9"
Hi guys.
Ok. I found 12 bolt for the (cheap) price $1899 + $175 ABS + shipping.
and also I found 9" for $899 with torque arm bracket + extra $175 ABS. + Shipping. (they all complete unit. I asked them)http://www.gearsareus.com/GearsAreUs...erproducts.htm
So I red many times here the 9" not much, but stronger than the 12 bolt.
But the price different is almost if not $1000! I'am confused. How can be a stronger drivetrain much cheaper than the other? Just because it is not GM? May be I don't know something major thing about them?
Please let me know your opinion guys.
Thanks
Ok. I found 12 bolt for the (cheap) price $1899 + $175 ABS + shipping.
and also I found 9" for $899 with torque arm bracket + extra $175 ABS. + Shipping. (they all complete unit. I asked them)http://www.gearsareus.com/GearsAreUs...erproducts.htm
So I red many times here the 9" not much, but stronger than the 12 bolt.
But the price different is almost if not $1000! I'am confused. How can be a stronger drivetrain much cheaper than the other? Just because it is not GM? May be I don't know something major thing about them?
Please let me know your opinion guys.
Thanks
Both are going to be close in price...the "which is stronger" debate has been going on for a long time...Like stated above you need to figure out what is best for you..talk to techs at Moser, Currie, Strange, etc...I think some are even using the Dana 60, too...
--Alan
--Alan
according to a racecar builder i know, the 9" will typically stand up to about 4% more hp/tq then the 12-bolt. for MOST modified f-bodies, a 12-bolt will be more than strong enough. you can't really go wrong with either one.
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