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#727600 03/07/2011 3:55 PM
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Hi guys,
I'm thinking about replacing the torque tube in my '48 half ton. I have been told here in the forum that a center section from 55-59 half ton will bolt into my stock housing. Will a 55-59 center section out of a car work for this also? Thanks, Keenan

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no, the car and truck rears are a different design

Bill


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The 1/2 ton truck center section from '55 to '62 will work for you.


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