Jason, can you tell us what plans you have for your
car? Obviously a 12 bolt is the best option however
they a hard to find. I bought one, cleaned it up and
found out the main caps were gone. No way to rebuild
it now. So I got p.o'ed and ordered a complete assy
from Mosier Engineering.  My point is that is you are
planning on putting some sub-400 horses in then just
about anything will work. But, if you ever have the
chance to approach 500 horses or exceed it then put a
properly set up 12 bolt in.  My 2-cents worth. 
Mike Fry
Valley View texas
--- Mack Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You might try ebay, I saw a 12 bolt on there for 200
> bucks the other day I think but I cannot remembe
> what
> section it was under.
> 
> --- jason mcentee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hello all, I have been looking for a 12 bolt rear
> > axle assembly for my 71' project. I found a few in
> > some junkyards but tey want $800.00 for a used
> posi-
> > rear one. I plan on rebuilding the axle so I ave
> to
> > invest more money into it. I found a 10 blot rear
> > for $200.00 the other day. I like that price. Is
> > there any disadvantages from going wit a 10 blot
> > rater than a 12 ?
> > Any elp would be appreciated. Thanks.
> > 
> 
> 
> =====
> Mack
> 
> 
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