Rear Diff. Change
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Yes you can do it on jack stands
I put the front on Rino ramps turned to the front and jack stands under the rear puck points. The top of the fender wells are about 37" front and 41" in the rear. You might not need that much unless you want to get the left cat back out of the way, it takes about that much to remove it.
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Originally Posted by greg 6746
I have 98 coupe a4 2.73 diff.Was wanting to change to 3.42 can this be done on jack stands in my garage or do you have to have a lift.
Also here--- http://www.cajundude.com/differential.htm
These instructions helped me alot!
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Originally Posted by Mike Mercury
start here: http://mikemercury.home.att.net/342.htm
It is nice to see that kind of input.
Good job.
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Originally Posted by SpinMonster
Mike, I took a look at that sight you made for removing the driveline and all I have to say to you is.....AWESOME!!
It is nice to see that kind of input.
Good job.
It is nice to see that kind of input.
Good job.
I am in the middle of my driveline ripout as well...as time permits
Only a few differences in the 97'
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Originally Posted by greg 6746
I have 98 coupe a4 2.73 diff.Was wanting to change to 3.42 can this be done on jack stands in my garage or do you have to have a lift.
Just curious, why are you going to a higher ratio?
Oops, my bad... just noticed your going from 2.73 to 3.42 - sorry miss-read as 3.73 to 3.42.
That makes sense. I like this ratio too. Not a tire burner, but you'll notice the performance increase especially in the low gears. Good street ratio.
Last edited by SultansDiamond; Jun 9, 2006 at 01:28 AM.
