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#847611 04/29/2012 6:24 PM
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I am finally getting around to upgrading my rearend. Have access to a jaguar from an xj12 dirt cheap. Just wondering if shortening the axles is required or deep offset tires ?
Im not sure about the gears are possibly a 2.88 ??? Is there a vendor that supplies gears ?
I just want to calculate the costs before i tear the jag apart. Will probably do a 4 link otherwise from welders series.










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You didn't say what your truck is but Jag rears come in 53 1/8", 56, and 61 3/4". If it's the latter it's perfect for an AD and also works well for a TF. Both inboard and outboard disc types have simple E-brakes compared to the Versailles or Camaro/Trans Am types.


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