Problems with a rear end
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Problems with a rear end
There are 4:11's in my 'new' 64 so I fiqured while I have the car on the lift redoing the brakes I would swap out the rear for a 3:36 one I had in the garage.
Well it is not going to happen.
When I grabbed the side yokes to check for in and out play it was over a 1/4" and a lot of up and down play.
This is what I found.
The housing is junk and I would need two stub shafts.
So I guess the 4:11's stay.
Joe
The bearing is siezed to the shaft so the whole assembly was spinning in the housing.
Well it is not going to happen.
When I grabbed the side yokes to check for in and out play it was over a 1/4" and a lot of up and down play.
This is what I found.
The housing is junk and I would need two stub shafts.
So I guess the 4:11's stay.
Joe
The bearing is siezed to the shaft so the whole assembly was spinning in the housing.
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