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Cuda Hunter

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I have not done that but here are some details for size and dimensions.

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Mr Cuda

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The axle width chart doesn't tell the whole story.
The drum flange to flange width is the important one
Early A small bolt pattern rears are narrow but, small bolt is worthless to us.
Big bolt pattern adds an 1 " to each side, making a big bolt A body rear almost the same as a B rear, which most of us use for narrow rear ends.
 

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People over the years have done things you would never believe.
What is the reason for the question or what are you trying to achieve ?
Just a narrowed rear end ?
Lot more to consider than just housing width.
 

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I've got this listed on the A Body sight. [FOR SALE] - 8-1/4 rear Flange to Flange is just over 56". I also have an early (65-67) B body 8.75 I have not yet listed for sale, but will be soon.

(Don't shoot me Mods - just trying to help with A body rear dimensions)
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Iput an a-body in my 70 with 1 inch spring relocation kit and 295-50-15's fit with room to spare.
 
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