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pinion and ratio 3,78 help Hello
Today I wanted to change my new pinion 3.78. the old is a 4.11 Pinion. now the stock not fit. the inside diameter of the bearing is too large. Does anyone know exactly what I need to order for storage (which I have everything completely) nice would be the item numbers of Macs thank you |
Re: pinion and ratio 3,78 help the camp is installed the Timken 48-4621
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Re: pinion and ratio 3,78 help on the new pinion 3,78 stand 9602
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Re: pinion and ratio 3,78 help and how can I
Drive Pinion Bearing Double Race - Ford Remove from the housing |
Re: pinion and ratio 3,78 help Some pics so we can identify what parts you got to start with and what new ones you got.
If its only the wrong bearings you got or is the ring and pinion different ? A parts and a shopmanual aint a to bad thing ;) |
Re: pinion and ratio 3,78 help I can't answer your specific questions, but here is a technical post that was on the HAMB that may be of some help to you...
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/t...o-axle.812569/ |
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here the picture
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Re: pinion and ratio 3,78 help Might also help to provide the year of rear end you are working on.
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sorry here the right pic pinion and ratio 3,78 help 1 Attachment(s)
sorry 1 6/16 is correct!!!!!
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Re: pinion and ratio 3,78 help ford coupe 1936
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i ned this one
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Re: pinion and ratio 3,78 help The first one you have looks like something out of a quickchange rear has the shaft cut down for a supportbearing ??
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Re: pinion and ratio 3,78 help Looks like the pinion has been machined down to take the 33-34 bearing set .Also as flatheadmurre mentioned the end for the driveshaft has been machined for possibly a quickchange setup.You will have to find another R & P set as you should not mix pinions with ring gears.
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Re: pinion and ratio 3,78 help Also, that pinion gear in your second picture has six splines. Most likely, your '36 driveshaft, if stock, would have 10 splines on its pinion end, and you would need a 10 spline pinion.
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