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Why The Ford 9-Inch Rear End Is Still America's Favorite Axle Decades After Ford Quit Making It

Ford stopped making the 9-inch rear end in 1986, but aftermarket companies are still making parts for the axle, and racers still rip down tracks with it.

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Why The Ford 9-Inch Rear End Is Still America's Favorite Axle Decades After Ford Quit Making It
Ford stopped making the 9-inch rear end in 1986, but aftermarket companies are still making parts for the axle, and racers still rip down tracks with it.
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