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Post Info TOPIC: 68-72 A body 12 bolt 2.73 NO posi


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RE: 68-72 A body 12 bolt 2.73 NO posi


I was tempted... but seeing how I still have 3 12 bolts I'm hoarding...

1 loose with 3.31 , 1 in a 1971 Monte Carlo,  1 in a 69 Buick Skylark, OH ..and a chevy 12 bolt with 4.56 posi in my 67 GTO .

 

I kinda figured I'd let someone buy this one that really needed it ?

I am a hoarder,  and this is my self help group !



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I just ran the numbers on it.

RA 0628K 3917124N

Meaning from what I can tell it came out of a 68-69 Olds car, it is a C type diff, 2.73 open rear. Born June 28 at the McKinnon plant

From reading the C type means its an all Chevy diff, on the outside its looks like a Chevy. I'll have to pull the cover to see whats on the inside.

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Hmm, maybe I'm remembering wrong but I was sure it was in a Monte. At any rate, it certainly is the Chev type as indicated by the cover.

I'll be mad if it's nicer gears than 2.73!!!!!

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Sure enough, I looked in my Chevelle/Monte book as well as the Cutlas book and I see the code is from a Cutlass. However, it still is the Chev 12 bolt, identical to the Chevelle diff other than it came out of a Cutlass obviously.

I had another A body 12 bolt that I sold a few years ago, housing and axles only. It must have come from the Monte and this one from a different car that I am not remembering.

Are you still ok with the deal?

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I was tricked by the 70 Olds 12 bolt years back.  I bought a 70 Vista for the 12 bolt and disc brakes and high horse rocket.  THEN I found out about the 'O' type 12 bolt, good strong diffs, but almost no parts available anymore.

being a Vista , it was an american built car.

 



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And that one has a smooth cover, right?


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If it has C clips it will have chevy guts but if it has the factory C clip eleminators then it will have the 10 bolts guts.



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This one will have C clips, yes. Very sure of that.

Those crazy mixed up 10 bolt/12 bolt diffs all seem to have that oddball cover.

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Carl Stevenson wrote:

This one will have C clips, yes. Very sure of that.

Those crazy mixed up 10 bolt/12 bolt diffs all seem to have that oddball cover.


 Your right Carl there is something different about the cover  on those BOP diffs.



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We're good Carl. I'm pretty sure it will be all Chevy. Thats why I had asked you if it was a chevy 12 bolt and not a BOP 12 bolt. I'm going to pull the cover tommorrow.  I dont now what  Beaumont4008 means by the factory C clip eliminators. I'm going to have to look that up. That must be a BOP thing.

 



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On the BOP diffs the bearings are pressed on the axles and held in place with a bracket bolted on the axle flange. The same as a ford 9 in. 



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Thanks for the info.  Thats how all the aftermarket diffs are being built for the A Body. The Strange S60, the Moser 12 bolt etc. are built with the *ord ends and the bolt pattern of the Chevy so you can still bolt the drums back on.



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Carl Stevenson wrote:

Hmm, maybe I'm remembering wrong but I was sure it was in a Monte. At any rate, it certainly is the Chev type as indicated by the cover.

I'll be mad if it's nicer gears than 2.73!!!!!





Just confirming it does have 2.73's in it.


-- Edited by pudge444 on Sunday 8th of January 2012 04:22:40 PM

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for those unsure, found these pictures, the olds cover is very round in shape, chevrolet very different....



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