Moser 12 bolt fit

[Clockwork]

Does anyone know if these are exactly the same size as stock front to back with a 1350 yoke?
In other words will the driveshaft have to be shortened at all if I'm running a 12 bolt already?

[ProdigyCustoms]

It is a direct bolt in. We sell a lot of them and never any issue. Only time it is a different size is if you specify a different width. Moser is one of our most trouble free products.

[Bowtieracing]

Is possible to get Moser 12 bolt with "big ford" end bearings?

[ProdigyCustoms]

Yes BowTie. My number one selling rear for the GM cars in the Pro Touring community is a chevy special package we spec using a 12 bolt, 33 spline Tru track with Big Ford bearings and a brake flange. This way you get the new big Ford Bearings and can use your original GM brakes. Killer set up.

Of coarse if you have brakes for a Ford pattern this is no problem either.

We can also do 9" rears with the same Chevy / Ford ends

[deuce_454]

its in the `"comming soon" section on the HP right? :D

[Bowtieracing]

Yes BowTie. My number one selling rear for the GM cars in the Pro Touring community is a chevy special package we spec using a 12 bolt, 33 spline Tru track with Big Ford bearings and a brake flange. This way you get the new big Ford Bearings and can use your original GM brakes. Killer set up.

Of coarse if you have brakes for a Ford pattern this is no problem either.

We can also do 9" rears with the same Chevy / Ford ends

Thanks Frank!!

This was (again..) something totally new for me. I prefer keeping my ride all GM but like the idea of big ford bearings. When car i back from body shop i start working on suspension. Ill get back to you:cheers:

[Sweet68]

I am in the process of building a pro touring 1968 r/s camaro, I bought a New Moser 12 bolt for the rearend and plan on setting up a 4-link suspension...My question is, how much do i narrow the rear housing to put
12" wheels and 335 tires on?...I have already had DSE mini tubs installed, and i will likely want 5.5 to 6 inches of back spacing....Can anyone help?
Thanks, Rob

[ProdigyCustoms]

You bought a new rear and now are going to narrow it? Or you are buying a new rear made to width?

[Sweet68]

already purchased rearend...I will send it back to Moser to narrow it...

[ProdigyCustoms]

UGH. Your going to want the rear axle flange to axle flange 54 5/8 with a 6" backspace on a 12" wheel. This will error to the narrow side so if anything you can use a thin shim to dial in exact wheel location. It is easier to move them out then move them in! Standard disclaimer: Of coarse the best thing is to mock the wheels in place and measure between the hubs, but with that said, we done many of them this way.