Posi Rear question

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  1. 1WildII New Member

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    I need posi!!! I was wondering where to look for a posi unit and what is compatable with my rear end. Also how much am I looking at when the job is complete? Thanks in advance.

    Chris
  2. Gael Founding Member

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    Well, first question is, which rear end do you have? You either have 7.5" or 8". I bought mine off ebay, the whole center section. So I unbolted everything, took the axles out, drained it, bolted the new one in, and filled it with fluid.

    I'm sure it wasn't that easy, but that's what I remember.
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    The rear end in the car is what i believe to be the stock one. Anyone know what it was from the factory? :banana: :spot:
  4. chaka Founding Member

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  5. Gael Founding Member

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    If I remember right, aren't the 74-77 Mustangs all 7.5" rears? And the 78 you could've had a 7.5 or an 8"?
  6. Blue coyote Founding Member

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    I think you may mean the 6.75" but I thought the difference was that some 4 cylinders got the smaller diff, and the V6/V8 cars all got the 8"...

    The 7.5" was used in 79 and newer(Fairmont-based) Mustangs, as well as the Ranger (some 2.0 litres got the 6.75"), Bronco II, and Aerostar
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    I Bought mine off ebay also well at least the Trac-loc unit then I contacted the guy and he built the entire pumpkin for me with 3.40 gears he had laying around promised satisfaction guaranteed 600 bux --PM/email me I'll send you his info

    Currie Enterprise and others wanted 800-900 dollars.

    Removal/installation was the same a Gael except I needed an axle puller on one side rented for $8.00
  8. Northern J II New Member

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    Bro:

    I would consider a powertrax

    www.powertrax.com

    P/N 1810.

    The unit replaces the spider gears, it can be installed in your driveway in an hour, without special tools or need to re-lash the gears. wow, I sound like a salesman.....oh wait :D

    If I ever get rid of my spool, this is the unit I am going to buy!
  9. jeffnoel Founding Member

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    OK I'm convinced, how much $$ are the Powertrax units?
  10. Northern J II New Member

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    This Forum is sponsored by a Speed Shop! It would be a conflict of interest for me to quote you a price, besides I come here to duck the fog, not work :rlaugh: Oh, and then there is the distance thing (Canadian eh!)
  11. 1970impala Please God, somebody find me some WHITE CARGO PANE

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    my 77, 302 came with a stock 8".

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