C2 differential identification
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C2 differential identification
I have two C2 differentials sitting around. One has a 3.7 gear, one has 4.11
It's my understanding that the there are two types housings, one can take 3.7 and higher (i.e. 4.11, 4.56 etc) one can take a 3.7 gear and lower ( i.e. 3.5 , 3.23, 3.08) but not a 4.11. I'm trying to determine if the the one I have with the 3.7 now is the one that can take a 3.5.
Does anyone know how to (excuse the expression) differentiate between the two types?
Thanks,
Mike
It's my understanding that the there are two types housings, one can take 3.7 and higher (i.e. 4.11, 4.56 etc) one can take a 3.7 gear and lower ( i.e. 3.5 , 3.23, 3.08) but not a 4.11. I'm trying to determine if the the one I have with the 3.7 now is the one that can take a 3.5.
Does anyone know how to (excuse the expression) differentiate between the two types?
Thanks,
Mike
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I believe there is an aftermarket spacer ring that allows a 3-series to accept a 4-series ring gear.