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| + | The 9.25" [[rear end]] replaced the Dana 60 as the most heavy duty rear axle offered. It was mainly used in [[big blocks]] with [[4-speeds]] and/or [[trailer towing]] optioned cars. The [[ring gear]] is 9.25" in diameter, and that's where it gets its name. | ||
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Other [[Rear Axles]] used on Modern Mopars include: | Other [[Rear Axles]] used on Modern Mopars include: | ||
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The 9.25" rear end replaced the Dana 60 as the most heavy duty rear axle offered. It was mainly used in big blocks with 4-speeds and/or trailer towing optioned cars. The ring gear is 9.25" in diameter, and that's where it gets its name.
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