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  1. afjaybird

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    You might want to call Currie direct. They can make anything you desire. I didnt see a spec sheet there so you will have to call and get the dimentions.
     
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    That'll bolt in, but it is slightly wider overall than Mav/Comet rears.
    You would just need to make sure that you have a little more backspace on your wheels.

    That said...
    I would follow Mavaholic's advice and get one made with the right overall width.
    Heck, if you are going to pay the same money, get one that is exact, not just close.
    Good luck.
    I wish I could afford to go that route.
    Good stuff
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    well when i get back from kuwait i get a lump sum for being away from my wife it should be about 2500 im trying to get as much done with that as i can so if i am wasting money please tell me
     
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    I guess first of all you need to decide if you really need a 9". A properly built 8 can handle up to about 400hp.
     
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    im doing twin turbo i think the min i will have is 500hp
     
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    Ahh....I'd say definately go 9. Cant waite to see this one!!
     
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    well im sure it will be awail im a poor military type and its my first rebuild
     

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