G body Fabricated 9" housings

[Trick Chassis]

Hello members of Malibu racing!

I wanted to post up some pictures of our fabricated 9" G body housing that we make in-house.

$725 for the housing

has fill, drain and vent

I can put any housing ends on to match the brakes you have or are getting

This housing can be ordered to custom widths

Upper ears are NOT raised from stock.

Upper ears are made from thick cold rolled steel. Not a single 1/4" bent bracket like others.

$375 for axles 28 to 35 spline includes axle seals,bearings and 1/2 3" long wheel studs!

$165 for a back brace

$125 for powdercoat

Trick chassis

608-313-9197

 

[Blue Knight]

This guys work is top notch.

 

[grizwald]

nice!

 

[shvrolay]

holee krapp..............it appears that you addressed the lower shock mount issue. Other suppliers won't even acknowledge the problem with their product.

Looks nice!!

 

[melloelky]

holee krapp..............it appears that you addressed the lower shock mount issue. Other suppliers won't even acknowledge the problem with their product.

Looks nice!!

that is stout!!i didn't know there was an issue with other housings lower shock mounts,care to share?

 

[shvrolay]

qp 9" shock mounting issues

I got my QP 9" housing put in, and the shock mounting is all jacked up. the bolts go in way at the wrong angle, and the bushing is deflected while just sitting there. Pinion angle is way negative right now, and I'll get that fixed up, and it'll place the shocks at a bit of a better angle, but...

maliburacing.com

This is one thread.......I guess there are a couple about the same problem.

 

[rodneypierce]

I have been looking at these guys products, and they appear to make some very nice stuff!!

 

[melloelky]

http://maliburacing.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=104081

This is one thread.......I guess there are a couple about the same problem.

hmm thanks

 

[malicad]

I wouldn't even consider purchasing a QP rearend. Looks home-made in someone's back yard compared to other offerings. Look at the Trick Chassis upper ears for the bushings..look as thick as a factory rears....compare that to the QP ones. Look at the QP coil spring mounts. Looks like they're tack welded in place. If I didn't already have a nice Currie rearend, I'd jump all over the Trick Chassis one. I just wish they would stop clogging up the "g-body" search for the Milwaukee area Craigslist search. I search for G Body stuff, and all that pops up is Trick Chassis stuff. Are you listening, lol.........

 

[rwolf15241]

IS THIS WHAT YOU MEAN, READ FROM THE BOTTOM UP

""Yes, to my knowledge. Things may have changed but last time I looked around that was the case. This was brought up at our weekly meeting Today. We do have some ideas we are testing. At this point, it is a matter of cost and whether or not we will need to raise our prices to accommodate such a feature.

Thank you,


On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 4:41 AM, r wolf <[email protected]> wrote:

Mike:

So Currie Moser, S&W all have the same issues??

Robin


On Mon, 10/21/13, Mike M. <[email protected]> wrote:

Subject: Re: G Body Ford 9inch Housing
To: "r wolf" <[email protected]>
Date: Monday, October 21, 2013, 12:11 PM

Good Morning Robin,
That is the way it is with an aftermarket rear
end for a G body, Standard or adjustable mounts.
Thanks,


On Sat, Oct 19, 2013
at 7:17 PM, r wolf <[email protected]>
wrote:

Mike:



So the issue is not fixed. I'm going to drop a $ 1,000
on a rear axle & housing really?? Is this issue with the
adjustable lower mounts also ??



Thanks Robin

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On Sat, 10/19/13, Mike M. <[email protected]>
wrote:



Subject: Re: G Body Ford 9inch Housing

To: "r wolf" <[email protected]>

Date: Saturday, October 19, 2013, 1:09 AM



Hello Mr. Wolf,

Thanks for the interest in our

product.

The angle of the shock mount on aftermarket G

body 9" rear end housings has been a concern for
some

guys over the years. When I installed a 9" in my

Malibu, I simply put a piece of pipe on the shock bolt
and

bent it to obtain an angle I was satisfied with. I used

Dorman part # 31001. I have heard from a few customers
that

they have found a shock bolt somewhere online with an
angle

already in it. I can not say for sure where they got
them.

We recently designed an angled, weld on, threaded stud to

address this complaint. Unfortunately, the production
cost

for these parts has kept us from being able to offer
these

with our 9" Quick Performance G body 9"

housings.



If you have any other questions, please let me

know.

Thank you,



On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at

10:27 PM, r wolf <[email protected]>

wrote:



Hello

Mike:

How are you doing?? Planning on ordering a 9 Inch rear
for

my G Body. Noticed on few web sites there is issues with
the

lower shock mounts (binding). Have these issues been

adddesed??


Thanks RW

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Mike

MortensenSales

Quick Performance Inc.515-232-0126www.quickperformance.com

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Quick Performance Inc.
515-232-0126

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