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Sorry if this question has been asked before. I did a search before asking, but did not find anything specific.

From what I am reading, if my 1957 Panel Truck has the original rear, it is most-likely a 3.90 open-end. Are there any carriers out there that can convert it to posi? For a Chevelle I had, there was a spool available that you could swap out.


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They made limited slip carriers as an option back in the day, had one but couldn't find clutches, etc., that was 40 years ago.


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