Ford Differentials: How to Rebuild the 8.8 and 9 Inch
"Within the 144 pages of this softcover book is everything you need to know about rebuilding Ford's 8.8 and 9-inch differentials. In fact, the information is so well presented with understandable, concise writing backed by hundreds of clear, detailed photographs, that you'll be able to rebuild most other differentials too, as they are all basically the same by design. Here the author guides you through each and every step of the rebuilding process, details the tools needed, explains how and why each part works, and shows you how to set the pinion angle and other critical dimensions." -Hemmings Classic Car, September 2013 (Hemmings Classic Car2013-07-12)Ford Differentials: How to Rebuild the 8.8 and 9 Inch provides step-by-step disassembly and assembly instructions for any auto technician who wants to identify and work with the best differentials for Ford. From high-performance setups and installation specifics to the internal components of different assemblies and tricks and tips of installation, this is a workshop manual highly recommended for any working with Ford differentials who want a series of color step-by-step photos and rebuild specifics for the 8.8 and 9 inch assembly. (James CoxMidwest Book Review2013-08-26)ran news release and cover image on page 15 of October issue of Modified Mustangs and Fords Mag (Modified Mustangs and Fords2013-09-11)Ford Differentials: How to Rebuild the 8.8 and 9-inchdeserves ongoing mention and recommendation as a practical addition to any collection focusing on rebuilding cars in general and the Ford in particular. One might initially think these differentials to be highly specialized: in fact, they were some of the most popular differentials on the market, and were widely used in vehicles ranging from rods and muscle cars to race cars. This Workbench book provides step-by-step directions for rebuilding, with illustrations and photos throughout accompanying details on the best gear and choices during the rebuild process. No automotive collection should be without this invaluable reference. (James CoxMidwest Book Review2013-09-13)"It can't make you an expert, it can't even stop you getting things wrong, but it can definitely stop you from falling into the elephant traps that await the novice, and help you decide whether you should attempt the job yourself or just call the speed shop.... definitely recommended." -American Car Magazine, November 2013 (American Car Magazine2013-10-14)copy was for Ford Diffs, cover image was for Chrysler Diffs (Old Cars Weekly2013-11-05)review and cover image in Nov/Dec 2013 issue (Angelo Van BogartOld Cars Guide to Auto Restoration2013-11-14)"... an essential reference on the subject." -tkc magazine, January/February 2014 (tkc magazine2013-12-19)