Source for re gearing a 9 bolt Borg and Warner rear axle
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Source for re gearing a 9 bolt Borg and Warner rear axle
Hello, I have my trans am, which I am swapping a 350 into. I was wondering since I can run a shorter gear without the TPI setup where can I get a 3.45 locker for my rear end. Thanks, Sean
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Re: Source for re gearing a 9 bolt Borg and Warner rear axle
3.45 is tough to find. Don't know if it's even available anymore.
3.73 (41 & 11... different from the original 3.70 37 & 10) is pretty popular though.
There's a somewhat recent post about "thanks keykey" where that particular member's instructions were followed by someone else to put a new Torsen, which is available for it, into a 9-bolt. Includes sourcing info if memory serves. Search this forum for that phrase.
3.73 (41 & 11... different from the original 3.70 37 & 10) is pretty popular though.
There's a somewhat recent post about "thanks keykey" where that particular member's instructions were followed by someone else to put a new Torsen, which is available for it, into a 9-bolt. Includes sourcing info if memory serves. Search this forum for that phrase.
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Re: Source for re gearing a 9 bolt Borg and Warner rear axle
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Re: Source for re gearing a 9 bolt Borg and Warner rear axle
Not sure if that domain has anyone ever looking at it anymore. (from the inside that is)
Seems like most people for the last several years who have actually been able to (a) order things and (b) they show up, use some other site. I could be wrong though.
Seems like most people for the last several years who have actually been able to (a) order things and (b) they show up, use some other site. I could be wrong though.
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