Fabricated housing

I am looking for a good fabricated rear end for the new ride. I am not sure of the width yet but it will be for ladder bars. All of my internals are still usuable so I will just need to cut the axles down to the correct width.

What housing have you had good luck with?

My T-Bird has a Fab 9 housing from Alston. I like it.

which version is that? looks good to me

Fab 9 in my car also. Have never had any issue with it.

whatbumper wrote:which version is that? looks good to me

It's their mild steel for ladder bars. One of the bottom 2 on this page. Only diff is the bracket spacing.
http://www.cachassisworks.com/c-23-ladder-bar-fab9-custom.aspx

my buddy just recieved his racecraft piece and it is sweet

http://www.racecraft.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=204&zenid=3d39c067e89f7a29b247e6b2c16158e3

bruno wrote:my buddy just recieved his racecraft piece and it is sweet

http://www.racecraft.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=204&zenid=3d39c067e89f7a29b247e6b2c16158e3

they are nice.

I'm looking hard at using the Racecraft housing in my Futura. Probably use their uppers/lowers too.

Fab 9 with a backbrace and call it done. When I got mine from dutchman axles, they said they have several guys 1000+ hoursepower guys running them with no complaints. They had a package at the time for the housing at whatever leingh with what everends you wanted welded on and up to 35 sline axles for 700 bucks. So I went that rout and never looked back.

Mine has fab 9 great peice

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racecraft and dmc has some very nice pieces

The 'moly fab housings from VP race cars were a nice looking piece. But now that VPRC is gone the next best thing is either one from K&K Advanced Door Car Technologies (past VPRC employees) or R2B2 race cars (Jim Geese's new home).

The ART fab housings in their catalog look like they might be OK too.

Of all the guys Ive talked too, the Alston piece is one of the best. His stuff is pricey, but everything he builds, is like jewlery

i got a moser m9 with braces, very strong and very impresive and affordable

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