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Old 10-20-2006, 12:53 PM   #1
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General S-10 rear end question

Im looking for a Posi unit with 3.42 gears to replace my 2.56 limited slip.

I heard that the S-10's had posi and that gear size. Do they? are they any codes I can get to tell one from another?
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Re: General S-10 rear end question

Look at the RPO list in the glove box of the donor vehicle. You'll want to look for G80 (locking diff) and GU6 (3.42).
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Re: General S-10 rear end question

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Look at the RPO list in the glove box of the donor vehicle. You'll want to look for G80 (locking diff) and GU6 (3.42).
What wll I need out of the rear end to make mine a 3.42 posi? Its for my 87 caprice. its getting a engine buildup and i need posi with taller gears.
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Re: General S-10 rear end question

Ring and pinion, is the diff the same as a Caprice, make sure first,
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Re: General S-10 rear end question

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Im looking for a Posi unit with 3.42 gears to replace my 2.56 limited slip.

I heard that the S-10's had posi and that gear size. Do they? are they any codes I can get to tell one from another?
Posi - limited slip...same thing
Best bet is to buy a new ring and pinion.
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