GM musclecar axle the same mounting points as a panther?

[Grand Marquis GT]

So you're thinking you may be able to just order up a 9" for a Chevelle and modify it?

Didn't the "barge body" LTDs use a four-link with a 9"? Not that I expect those are up to serious performance duty .....

And most barges didn't use a 9" rear. It's similar, but bigger and has like no aftermarket support.

[mrltd]

where does the shock go, or is it built into the air bag? I've seen some where the shock gets re-located to the side of the control arm but those setups look kind of rigged.

it's inside the bag... look at the linky man!

[gadget73]

thats also a disturbing thing though, do you have to replace the bag if the shock wears out? I don't like things interconnected like that. Makes me think of air struts that have to be replaced as an expensive assembly when the cartridge inside wears out.

[Pirate]

And most barges didn't use a 9" rear. It's similar, but bigger and has like no aftermarket support.

Yes, I had one of these completely useless behemoths in my garage at one time....I think it was a 9.75" rear or something....and it was built like the 8.8/12-bolt chevy (non-removeable carrier), just a hell of a lot heavier.