1953 Chevy 3100 Ford 9" Rear End Install, Part 5

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In this video we walk through the complete installation of a custom built Ford 9" Rear End into a the frame of the 1953 Chevy 3100 pick up truck. This rear end is from Speedway motors, comes with Currie 31 spline axles, a 350 rear gear set, 4 link rear end set up and brakes set up for the Currie rear end. It is a bolt in kit that is designed for the Advanced designs trucks, Speedway built one a few years ago and makes parts specific to this truck. As always our videos are rough cut and in first person because we make videos to help people with their projects. We are not film makers so our videos reflect that. If you have any questions about our content please feel free to drop us a comment in the comment field and we will answer back as soon as we can. Thanks for watching, don't forget to subscribe we already have a lot of videos on this truck and there will be more until it is completed.
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[@yepyep340]

Very nice Vid. Lots of work, and it's much appreciated. Adjustable upper trailing arms would be nice going that 9". Pinion angle is a question.

[@SKPcars]

Thanks for watching. I'm sure we will going more into the details of that as we get the drive line installed.