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Most of the parts store sell differential assemblies and say they fit 65-79. What is the diffrence compared to 63-64 rear ends? On the other hand if you look individual parts (seals, bearings etc) most of the are for 63-79...
So do you know what is the truth can -64 rear end be used in -65 and never C3/C3 and still what is the exact difference...?
63-64 had a different carrier unit inside the case, IIRC.
Can you buy a 65-79 carrier unit (like brand new Eaton 3-series) and drop it inside a 63-64 case just like that using the existing 63-64 ring&pinion?
How is the 63-64 carrier different? Weaker? Different type clutches&springs..?
Can you buy a 65-79 carrier unit (like brand new Eaton 3-series) and drop it inside a 63-64 case just like that using the existing 63-64 ring&pinion?
How is the 63-64 carrier different? Weaker? Different type clutches&springs..?
I'm running on memory here (and I know it's been discussed here, an archives search should reveal the info), but there was something about the carrier that made it prone to cracking.
I'm running on memory here (and I know it's been discussed here, an archives search should reveal the info), but there was something about the carrier that made it prone to cracking.
OK, sounds like I should stay away from the -64 unit that is offred now for me as part of the whole payment...
The 63-64 used a diff case,which was junk and blew up. Most of them are probably changed to Eaton by now. The 65-70 used Eatons and the case was better but not as good as the Eaton case from 71-79. The clutches used in the 65-70 are better but the spiders are junk. The Clutches used in the 71-79 are junk and the spiders are much better.
You can use an Eaton in a 63-64 but who ever is going to set it up better know the kits sold do not have the correct case shims in them for the 63-64- that's why they are not advertised. You need to buy a separate $75 shim kit and use a surface grinder to dial it in.
New Eaton loaded posi are available for about $500 and have great cases, can't say I like anything else about them. I would buy a new bare case and build it. I have one coming in next week to do this to in fact.