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#949289 06/10/2013 10:24 AM
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Can someone tell me where I can get a center section( 3.36 )or similar for my 1958 chevy truck?

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Are you talking about the carrier that the ring gear bolts on to?
There are 3.38 gear sets available.
http://www.ringpinion.com/b2c/Produ...mp;Brand=Yukon_Gear_Ring_and_Pinion_Sets
And this is a good place to look for other parts too.


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Most times the center section, or "pumpkin", or what is the actual differential is a 3.90 in the earlier trucks. One might get lucky sometimes and get another gear. Especially if it is an Automatic vehicle.
I recently was given a 59 rear end and what a surprise when I pulled the cover and found out it was a 3.08. You just never know.
Around in my area a junk yard will want as much as a couple hundred for the rearend but you won't know the gear ratio. I've got a 3.90 center section you can have if you want it but it whine's going down the road. If you want it and then change ring gear/pinion send me a PM.


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lancer, if you have the punkin and carrier [or want to scoop chips] you might find the 3.38 gears for the TF [55-59] trucks at a shop nearby that specializes in rear ends and transmissions

Bill


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