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Old 09-21-2000, 10:00 PM   #1
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Borg-Warner Cone Posi Unit

I run one in my 84 Camaro with 26 spline stock axles, slicks, and look at my sig for ET's. Are these differentials of comparable strength to the Auburn units? They look almost identical. I know the Eaton units are weak but no one has any info on the Borg Warner. Any input is appreciated.

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Old 09-26-2000, 01:58 PM   #2
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hi Mike
the cone type are usualy tuffer then the disk type I know that my BW is a disk but do they make a cone type? the bad thing is about the cone diffs. is that genaraly they are not rebuildable like that disks now that your really starting to get fast you might need to think about that. ah forget it just get a locker that way you get a spool for the stip and an open for the turns that a win win there buddy

anyway did you get my E-mail? and hows the rear susp. coming along?
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oh ya I am coming down tomarow and should be in town for a week I WILL SEE YA THEN
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Old 09-26-2000, 10:15 PM   #3
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Hey Jacob, I'm going to Scribner Friday. You should come! Talk to you WED.

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