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Rear Axle Kit Ford 8.8 in. for 1979-1993 Ford Mustang [31 Spline, 5-Lug]
555-62613
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JEGS Performance Axle Kits for Ford
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is this a direct replacement for the 4 lug axles in my 93 mustang? current axles are fine, i mainly want to swap them so i can have the 5 bolt lug pattern. do i have to change my 3rd member to run these new 31 spline axles or will it be fine?
What is the diameter of the flange or hub?
What kind of power would these 31 spline axle hold what’s there limitations
Are these axles designed for 94-04 rear disc brakes or 79-93 drum brakes?
how long the be or short our the size i need thanks
what is the lug pattern
Where are these axles made?
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