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Old 01-31-2005, 04:16 AM
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Rear End

Hi guys, got a problem. My beloved '85 GS is having problem. The rear end started producing these horrible grinding noises that I notice when I put the car in reverse and started backing down my drive way the other day .... I immediately turned the engien off and started to cry. Anyway, I think I need a new rear end. I have a GS, like I said before, and wouldn't mind upgrading to a Disk break rear axel, but at the moment I think I'm stickign with just another differential (monetary constraints). Could I upgrade to a GSL or GSL-SE rear end ? Is that possible, or am I stuck forever with the open-ended atrocity my car was built with ? Also, jumping from 3.90 to 4.10 might be fun. I'd appreciate any help you guys could give me. Thanks in advance.
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Old 01-31-2005, 02:03 PM
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Re: Rear End

Are you sure that it's the rear making the noise?

I'm sure there's a company that has limited slip difs for your car but you'll just have to do a little digging to hind one.
When all is said and done if you do jump to a 4.10 then make sure to get the worm gear so your spedo will be correct.
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Old 01-31-2005, 02:21 PM
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Re: Rear End

hey, my local salvage yard just got in an 84 I think. I'll see which rear it has and let you know.
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thanks a bunch mx52nv, I really appreciate it. Let me know what you find out
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Re: Rear End

we just had about 8in of snow over the weekend, but soon as it warms a bit this week I'll go look at it.
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Re: Rear End

you can definitively upgrade to a GSL or GSL-SE rear end, the GSL is smaller and weaker, but do the job for the power the engine is producing. if you find a GSL-SE rear end you'll need to upgrade the front splindles too, to keep the same bolt pathern all arround. its more pain in the ass, but you get bigger disk front and rear. theres also a way to have FC 4 piston caliper fitted up front on the gsl-se front splindles.
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