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#786483 10/06/2011 2:08 AM
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My 58 has a 76 nova differential non posi. It is not installed while doing a frame up resto. Here is my dumb question, if I turn the pinion while holding the drive hub I can keep the hub from turning, is this correct? It will turn if I let go. Seems like only one side should be able to do this. Thanks for your help.

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Hy rrenner, in a standard differential, if you turn the pinion then you can only hold one wheel, the other will spin.


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