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#712710 01/17/2011 6:48 PM
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I have a 1 ton panel that is missing the gears in the differential all thats there are the axles, how do i find out what goes back in, i cant find any numbers


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Here's a link to the service manual specs which lists everything you are missing.


http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/shop/1948_51truck/51ctsm0447.htm


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Check the "Freebees" there's a free one in Utah!

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Get yourself a 3/4 ton third member, it will fit perfectly and give you much better performance on the road at lower rpms.

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thank you all


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Uncleb is right! The gear ratio in your truck was very low, probably in the "5's". This means you will probably cruise at 45 mph.

I think the 3/4's were in the mid 4's like about 4.55.

A lot depends on your future use plans for the panel truck.

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Originally Posted by Murraydave
Uncleb is right! The gear ratio in your truck was very low, probably in the "5's". This means you will probably cruise at 45 mph.

I think the 3/4's were in the mid 4's like about 4.55.

A lot depends on your future use plans for the panel truck.
tdplbg,I have a 3600 3/4ton,I just replaced the rearend to an S10 4WD w/373gears posi trac. The original gears were 5:14,and the previous owner change the pig to 4:56gears.If you weren't so far away,I would let have the whole rearend at reasonable offer. Just thought I would chime in.I am located in Piqua,Ohio.Thanks

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Z71, what offset rims are you running? I found the 4x4 rear end was still too narrow in my son's '54 pickup truck so have 2" spacers added. Did you get the ZR2 rear end (noticing the Posi)? That one is supposed to be wider than the standard 4x4.

I worked at Evenflo 11 years ago in Piqua.


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