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If it has a slug in between the axles just pull the axles and pull the carrier out and take a magnet and pull that baby out or just push it out with a dowel rod. Use a rubber mallet or dead blow hammer when banging on the axle ends. Reassemble. Done deal.

I've got a set of 3.91's in my 8.75 Tru Trac and it will shift through ALL 3 gears in a very short distance going at a slow pace. If you are getting 3 obvious shifts then yes you will want some taller gears for the road. The question i would have is the rear you have is it a sure grip? Keep that...

1970duster, check your info pertaining to the Dana 60 being the only rear being offered in the 68 SS Hemi cars. My findings are that if equiped with an auto tranny then the 8.75 was the rear unit. If it was equiped with a four speed then it came with a Dana. I'll drag out the intel if ya need me...

I would buy new U bolts for the new installation. JMO. Do snag the plates. All you can find or can afford for that matter. If ya find BBP units i'm sure there are those that will gladly swap ya some SBP axels straight across. They should fit. I may be wrong and if so someone will come on and...

Stepper, I'll take the time for ya buddy. Crate covered it for ya pretty good. Ill share my knowledge as that's what this site is about. By the way, WELCOME. Early model 8.75's up till about 72 would have been small bolt pattern. In 73 they could have been either due to the fact that was the...

I dont have the parts you need but i do think the shaft and screw you need ar ethe same on opens or SG units. I maybe wrong but try the fit and see. I thought you were talking about an 8.75 till i saw the C clips. Keep us posted. Small Block

Let me step out back. I have some parts setting on the top of a car.....Let me look. Nope...different stuff. Small Block

Went through this myself a few yrs back and called Eaton. It's laying around here somewhere. Small Block

64cuda is onto it guys. Let's consider what this site is truly about. Lots of good advice here on this thread but this is a newby to the hobby and he does need some hands on guidance. That's what we're here for. You can bet if he were close to West Plains, Mo. he'd have that thing here in my...

That's what i'm looking for Cracked. I'd like the full length rod as Artie has. Never thought or a cylinder rod. Good stuff here. I have the aluminum slugs to make em with but if anyone can do some measuring and post up some measurements. Thanks guys. Small Block

O.K. let me throw this out there for you to check out. You'll love this. After checking in my archives i find the E body 8.75 rears are the same dimensions of the Dana 60 rears. Does your center section come out from the front or rear? The Danas come out from the rear. The 8.75's come out from...

Looking for a Jig that's used in cutting a rear housing. To the best of my knowledge there is a lug that slips into the ends you are putting on and also two lugs that are fastened down by tightening the bearing cap bolts at the center section. These 4 lugs have a hole drilled in the center to...

fastback is on it. Do it that way. Do you understand what he said? Small Block

Are they NEW flexplates? Used ones for me are a no no. Get a new SFI unit and start over. Small Block

Looking at a slant six Demon that has the factory 3 speed in the floor so all the pedals and such are in place. My questions to the more knowledgeable is this. If i were to consider, which i am, changing to a 4 speed what problems, if any, will i run into? Will the same bellhousing work? Is the...

I'll check it today and see if it's a sure grip unit. There are two tags on the pan bolts but not sure what they say yet. Small Block

If you were close by it would cost you a 12 pack of MGD and if you felt like you were getting a deal you could throw in a bottle of Kesslers. Bring the parts and a good day and we'd have her done. If you're buying a Sure Grip unit go ahead and buy an Eaton Tru Trac gear drive. Very nice and you...

Would it be worth $200-$300?

The unit is ina 92 3/4 ton van and it looks to be somewhat original. Pics of the rig are in the parts car section. The ends of the tubs neck down rather than being straight out to the ends. It has 12 bolts in the rear cover so that gives it away for the 9.25. Small Block

I just bought a 3/4 ton conversion van that has a 9.25 under it. Not sure if it's a peg leg or SG at this time. Do these 9.25's have any value and are they desireable fo any of our cars or street trucks? Lots of other stuff on it like disc brakes, OD tranny. Curious about the rear end value...

My fool proof method for determining the length is to install motor and tranny and rear end. Load it on a trailer and take the whole program to the shop that's building your shaft and let them crawl under the car and take their own measurement. You may not have a trailer but this is fool proof...

Hey Drunkerthanyou, What kind of solid body do you want? You'll need to gather up about...oh lets say.....20 of those old cheap rears for some trading stock and maybe we'll have what you want then we'll put those rears back into circulation. Got some Dusters and a couple of decent Darts to...

Like fishy, i cant see the grease line as well. What grease are you using? I use white lith grease or the regular yellow stuff. If the line you drew is the edge of your pattern you need to be more in the center of the tooth with it. You will need to work with both adjustments to achieve the...

Swinger: You have a PM Hey Seed: Those half moon things which i have are antiques. The real tool for removing the bearings come from Randy's and i have that set also but i'm a tool freak and this set makes it childs play. If you ever use the set i have you'll stand back and with your mouth...

Here's the scoop: Mopar 8.75 Specs Pinion Shaft Dia./Splines 1.38"/10 or 29 spline= 741 1.75"/10 spline = 742 1.88"/10 or 29 spline = 489 Axle shaft dia. 1.30" Axle...

I've got the diff book from Randys in the shop. I'll go get it and be right back with the info..........Here ya go. 8.25 Pinion preload 12-15 in. lbs. (new) 6-9 in. lbs.(used) Backlash .006 - .010 inch Ring gear torque...

I dont think so. The adjusters have keepers that are bolted in place to keep em from backing out. Where did you hear that? A good snug fit and then bolt the adjusters in place. No torque value comes to mind. I'll research it though. On your backlash setting it is very minute. I've got to where i...

Never heard of any difference from one to another like the 8.75's. I'm sure there will be those that will chime in here and set us straight we hope.

You got it. Be sure when and if you order parts for your specific case to let the vendor know which case you have. Gear sets(ring and pinion) can be had is several different ratios. Heres a tip. If you take it apart be sure to remember where the shims came from during disassembly and how many of...

Sounds like your havin fun now....