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05-30-2015, 03:55 PM
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Location: Redwood City
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Re: rear end swap
If you do have to change it all you need to check is the distance between the spring perches and make sure the rear end you get has the right flange on the output shaft to bolt to your driveline. Pretty sure in your case that any six lug 12 bolt from a 2wd should fit. Make sure you know what your gear ratio is and you get a diff that has a ratio you can use.
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