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Hot Rods QC and slicks question

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by silent rick, Nov 27, 2020.

  1. silent rick
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    do you think this had a posi or open carrier? or maybe just welded spider gears?

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  2. silent rick
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    i mean winters sells a posi carrier for my quick change but i need to change to nine inch style housing ends and run a nine inch style flanged axle. i see the axle stub sticking out the end and wondered what they did back in the day.
    did running slicks lead to a lot of sheared keyways?
     
  3. silent rick
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    and it sort of looks like they are having difficulty pushing it back as if it had a locked axle
     
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  4. bchctybob
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    Did they make those locked spiders for the early Ford rear ends? I'm pretty sure there was no Posi for them back then.
     
  5. Roothawg
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    Dad's 35-48 Carrier ran 1950 Mercury gears and axles, if memory serves. I have the carrier in the attic somewhere. It was just the banjo center section, not the QC, but same basic principle.
     
  6. GearheadsQCE
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    :D
     
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  7. Yes Ansen made them
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  8. 64 DODGE 440
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    from so cal

    A lot of guys just welded the spiders. Not really the best way to do it, but nobody realized that back then and welding them was cheap.
     
  9. BamaMav
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    from Berry, AL

    Got to remember, those slicks were hard and spun pretty easily, not soft and sticky like today. Sticky tires would probably shred that rear end.
     

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