C-clip eliminators

[Sikmalibu]

they work fine with factory drum brakes and dont need to do a thing to them or the housing itself. Now the c-clip eliminator is a bearing pressed onto the axle and I'm not positive if stock axles are the same diameter as what they sell to use with them.. I'd call them and check.

As stated previously you have to cut the bearing ends off to 1/4" away from the backing plate flange, and then notch the backing plates to allow for the c-clip elim to mount flush to the flange, I just finished this on my 7.5" 10 bolt on Monday

well I guess the 7.5 is different... never done that to a 12bolt or ford 8.8.... the backing plate simply gets sandwiched between the c-clip eliminator and the housing flange, I cant see how it'd need to be clearenced any.

X2 I did a spool and c clip eliminators in my 12 bolt and I didnt have to cut a thing. I used Moser axles though, and the eliminators have to be pressed on.

 

[Malibu355]

My rear end is an 10 bolt 8.5, i would love to see some pics of this done.

 

[80montecarlo]

I tried, but the pics didn't turn out good enough, will try again tonight ](*,)

 

[crd89stang]

cuting depends on the brand. mark williams elim. requires cutong and are far superior i think.

 

[Anonymous]

the cheap ones leak

 

[crd89stang]

i think most leak just like 9 inches do

 

[ILLEGAL REGAL]

the strange 2-piece design like to leak.. never had one of my mosers leak.

 

[80montecarlo]

sorry guys can't get the pics my camera is hoopied, must be that cheap $100 camera I bought lol. going cheap always seems to bite you in the @$$.

 

[Anonymous]

i think most leak just like 9 inches do

The 9" ends I put one my 8.5 under my camaro don't leak and I have had them on there for 5 years.

 

[crd89stang]

i think it is a hit or miss