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Anybody build themselves a locker out of the stock 10 bolt rear... let's go 46' to 55' although up to 62' ought to be the same?

Jegs has a simple Powertrax conversion kit.
http://www.jegs.com/vs/Powertrax/754

Main thing need to know what number of splines the stock axels have?
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Those units are for the GM 10 bolt, not the earlier Eatons.


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The stock axles are 17 spline. Early 12 bolts are also 17 spline, up to mid-'65. At this time, there are no locking/limited slip differentials available for the early rears.


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Thanks guys... did not need to get involved in that project anyway. I can keep my focus on my 2 current projects, steering and single lever shock rebuilds.
Back to the Engine Driveline section!
Thanks again,
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