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Currie Rear Axle Kit 31-Spline 9" Small Bearing 1967-1970

Currie:
CE0012
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Highlights

  • Forged Alloy Axel Shafts
  • Includes Axle Bearings/Seals
  • 31 Splined Axles
  • Fits 1967-1973 Mustang 9" Rear
MSRP $799.99
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Currie 31-Spline Rear Axle Kit for all 1967, 1968, 1969 and 1970 Mustangs with a 9" Rear Axle.

Be sure to pick up this Currie 31-Spline Rear Axle Kit for your 1967-1970 Mustang with a 9" Rear Axle from CJ Pony Parts! 

Features & Benefits:
- Fits 1967-1970 Mustangs with 9" Rear Axles
- Constructed from Forged Alloy Steel
- 31-Splined Axles
- Sold as a Pair 

This Currie (CE0012) 31-Spline Rear Axle Kit fits any 1967-1970 Mustang that has a 9" rear axle. These rear axles come as part of a kit and are made from forged alloy steel. You’ll also get axle bearings, axle shafts, wheel studs and more with your order! 

This Kit Includes:
- Forged Alloy Axle Shafts
- Axle Bearings
- Axle Seals
- 1/4"-Thick Heavy-Duty Retainer Plates
- Wheel Studs 

Order a Currie (CE0012) 31-Spline Rear Axle Kit for your 1967, 1968, 1969 and 1970 Mustang with a 9" Rear Axle from CJ Pony Parts today!

Installation Difficulty

Moderate
Moderate

Intermediate skill is required for this installation.

Vehicle Fitment

This product will fit the following Mustang years:

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Are the bearings pressed on or do you have to have them pressed on?

Asked by: Thumper
The bearings are installed.
Answered by: rk cjpp
Date published: 2019-10-07

Are these axles made to the correct length, and not a cut to fit?

Asked by: JRM 351
They are the correct length.
Answered by: rk cjpp
Date published: 2019-05-16

The bearings fit the early small ford housing correct? 2.00x3.375in with a 2.835 inner diameter.

Asked by: MachOn
MachOn....your dimensions for the Ford small bearing 9” axle housing ends are correct. All 1967-1970 Mustangs factory equipped with the 9” differential assembly use the 2.835” inside diameter “small” axle housing ends. Since the description for the Currie upgrade axle doesn’t specify the size, it would be ok to assume the standard small bearing is included. However, you need positive confirmation from CJPP or a call to Currie before ordering. 
Answered by: AnalogDan
Date published: 2018-05-08

Will it fit Mustang 73 rear axle?

Asked by: Tommy1975
No it will not.
Answered by: rk cjpp
Date published: 2017-09-18

so if I'm understanding this right these would be a upgrade package from a 28 spline axle?

Asked by: muddly
To put the 31 spline axle upgrade into a better perspective, most aftermarket 31 spline performance axles are typically 38% stronger than original production 28 spline axles. When purchasing a 9" Traction Lock differential for repairs or upgrade, the logical choice would be the 31 spline unit since both axle types cost the same and everything will fit inside the original Mustang 9" axle housing without modifications. 
Answered by: AnalogDan
Date published: 2019-04-05

Hello do you carry 9" 31spline axles for 1968 Torino I believe the lengths are 27" and 31-3/8 Thanks

Asked by: george390
We do not offer any Torino specific parts.
Answered by: Rick CJs
Date published: 2017-07-13

Will these fit on a 65 if swapping over to a 9 inch rear end?

Asked by: Wes G
They will if you are using a 9" rear end from a 1967-1970 Mustang.
Answered by: Rick CJs
Date published: 2017-07-13

How would you know if you have a "9 or a "8? 

Asked by: JohnnyKnox
The factory installed a tag on the rear that would identify it. If the tag is missing look at the retainers that hold the diff. to the housing if it is an 8 inch you can get all the nuts with a socket, if it is a 9 inch there will be one that a wrench would have to be used to remove it, its in the lower passenger side.
Answered by: rk cjpp
Date published: 2019-06-19
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