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Strange Engineering Nodular Iron 9" Center Section 3.250" Bearings
873-N1906
Specifications:
9'' Aluminum Case 9'' Iron Case
For applications where weight is crucial and gear set life is not an issue, Strange offers the lightweight high-tensile aluminum alloy Ford 9'' case. This case, with forged 2014T-6 aluminum bearing caps, is a full 20 pounds lighter than the Strange nodular iron unit yet has greater tensile strength than a standard Ford 9" case.
Chromemoly bearing caps retained by socket head cap screws that exceed aircraft Grade 8 specifications. Adjuster nuts are steel, and the pinion pilot bearing has been reinforced with superior D-4512 nodular and additional material. Bearing bores and reinforcing ribs are cast with additional D-4512 in critical areas; ribs were also carefully designed to further enhance rigidity. Machined by the same company that SVO Ford chose to manufacture all its 9'' cases: Strange Engineering. Nodular cases are nearly indestructible so they're recommended for any vehicle that accepts a 9'' housing and 9'' gear set.
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Ships on 12/03/18
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