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Old 03-10-2003, 01:32 AM   #1
low 84
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what? 3.07s!

well i went and picked up the 12 bolt today. got it home, put it on some stands and poped the cover to count teeth. and it has wimpy 3.07's i was so hoping that it would have 3.73's and i could swap it in anb burn some rubber. but now i'm just gonna clean it up and set it aside until i can afford to have it redone with lower gears and an eaton posi............sigh. man i really wanted to have it in there this week. oh well, i still think it was worth the price i paid for it.

any body have any idea how much it would cost to set it up with a posi and new gears and whatever else they do (rebuild kit???)
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