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#1585441 08/19/2025 2:14 PM
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Ladies and Gents,

I’m converting a stock ‘51 Chevy 3100 to an open driveline. I have the 3speed with Od and proper ‘61 carrier that will bolt in.

If I were to rebuild the axle while I have it apart, what do I need? I’m not worried about axle perch or driveshaft, etc.

I’m tracking the following axle parts:
Center pin for spider gears (recommended by Tut)
Gaskets (for pan and carrier)
Gear oil
Seals? (Not sure how many or which ones)

I appreciate any help on this. I’m starting the project in OCT and diving farther into my research and planning.

Thanks,

Chris

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When I put the T5 in mine in 2019, I used this USA Standard Gear kit (I don't remember it being listed as for car and truck at the time, just truck).

I think it's the same as this Yukon Gear kit, but with different brand bearings.

I got mine on Amazon, or from Summit or Jeg's, can't remember. Shop around for price. Amazon $108 !

Had the diff rebuilt at a shop, and we installed the wheel bearings and seals and put the diff in the axle housing. IIRC, no gasket for the cover, just Permatex.

Last edited by EchoBravoSierra; 08/19/2025 6:13 PM.
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According to Yukon Gear this is the Center link Pin you need. They also list a gasket and seal kit. Search 1962 Chevrolet C10, 235.

https://www.yukongear.com/shop/yspxp-038


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Thanks guys! I’m making sure I have everything so I can start working on Oct 1st! I can also do the Bel Air this winter (changing the running gear to 3.55)

Chris

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