9" vs 12 bolt.
Could switching from a 12 bolt with a light spool to the Ford be 6-8 slower?
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Apples to apples, the Ford stuff is heavier, and the Ford has a less efficient hypoid angle, so it absorbs more power there as well. There could be a multitude of other differences, in component weight, bearing drag, etc. Is it possible for it to be 0.06 in the quarter? I suppose. Depending upon the rest of the combination. There's definitely a reason Mark Williams and other companies make really expensive stuff to run a 12 bolt Chevy in a 9" housing.
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I read 30lbs heavier and 3% h.p. loss due to increased friction. Figured you guys would know for sure. Thanks for the response.
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Many years ago my uncle owned one of the Defrank and Cohen Hemi 'Cudas. we would always put the 12 bolt axle under it for class ,heads up or record runs . I seem to remember .05-.08 difference .
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I don't think that Strange developed the 12 bolt drop out center section that fits into a 9" housing for the fun of it.
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is it popular today in SS? strange 12blt case/9'' housing...
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DEWCO is great stuff only problem is Don the DEWCO owner has/had serious health problems might have a problem getting product---FED 387
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