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#630635 03/21/2010 12:52 AM
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Have a 1964 c10 short box fleet side. Want to rebuild rearend with detroit truetrac posi and 3:42 gears. One small problem, 17 spline avles and yoke. Will 30 spline axles work in my housing, and what to do about the yoke? Help!

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30 spline axles will work just fine. You'll have to source the yoke from a later truck or aftermarket.


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Hey Bill, thanks for the info. Anyone out there have a yoke for sale or idea where I could fond one?

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What year truck can I get axles and pinion yoke from? Trying to stay in budget

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Up to '76 for the yoke. Axle shafts will depend on what you want to do lug bolt pattern wise. 6 lug can be done using up to '70 as a direct drop in, '71 and later can be used to change to 5 lug (with the appropriate drums), but the axle shafts are about an inch longer, so some alteration would be necessary. A machine shop can shorten and regroove the later axles to fit your early housing. Axle shafts from the '77-'87 10 bolt will work, too.


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That will be a big help to me, as you may know the cost of new aftermarket axles and yoke. Was just going to freshen up orignal setup, but at some point in time,previous owner broke spider gear teeth, then just replaced them without cleaning out debris, which ended up in everything. Thus the rebuild.Thanks alot for everything.

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Would the 10 bolt axles require cutting and regrooving?

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Yes, but otherwise, they will work. bearing and spline size are the same. They do have to come from a truck 10 bolt, though.


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