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mini tubs and 9 inch

Started by dadsfc, September 10, 2009, 06:14:53 PM

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dadsfc

has anyone here attempted mini tubs and shortened nine inch in their fc holden and who did the work for them? also anyone aware of kind of costs for this kind of mod?

vintageholden

i,m doing a shortened 10 bolt
and mini tubs soon
will post photos

try this site

http://fordcortina.com.au/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=2339



Glenn 'Stinky' Stankevicius

dadsfc, put your location in your signature so when you ask these question we don't need to ask where you are from.

As to diffs, why the 9 inch? I am part way through installing a Dana 30 (Volvo240) diff, I have seen these installed in two blown cars one a V8 and one a 6 and neither have broken. The one in the blown 6 car has seen extreme duty as a burnout competitor.
I got the diff for $150, $100 to get the old holden mounts welded on, $470 for an LSD centre then whatever it's going to cost in new rotors, reco calipers and modded handbrake cable.

FC427

Stinky how many splines on the axles  ??? ??? ??? ???....FC427.....
As I lay rubber down the street I pray for traction I can keep, but if I spin and begin to slide please dear god protect my ride

Ol_Girl_58


dadsfc,

A Hilux diff rivals a 9 inch for being pretty much unbreakable. Better still, they're fairly commonplace and relatively inexpensive (when compared to a 9 inch).

Just my two cents ...

Ol_Girl_58

GM

Check with your engineer. Mine wouldn't allow me to move any of the original chassis, but I did get about an extra 20mm by cutting the inner guard out.

                   Cheers Glenn
Upon the hill there stood a cow.
It must have moved, It's not there now.

fcv85l

moving the rear rails can be done and if done neatly and you use factory tub sections most engineers wouldnt pick it as long as you had the correct front to rear tyre ratio and track width at the time of engineering of course ;),if you had to pay someone to do it for you i hope you have deep pockets.

Glenn 'Stinky' Stankevicius

Quote from: FC427 on September 10, 2009, 10:33:03 PM
Stinky how many splines on the axles  ??? ??? ??? ???....FC427.....

Not sure yet  :-\