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Old 12-23-2013, 08:23 PM
Darth Menace Darth Menace is offline
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With the cover off, you should be able to see whether the unit is of the open variety or a posi. Just Google "Auburn Posi" to see what I am talking about, then compare it to what you have behind your cover. The posi unit looks more extensive, with springs and a cone-clutch setup. I have a great picture in my service manual beside me, but I am not near a scanner. No posi=no additive required.

My best guess is that your rear end is open (that sounds weird!!!), based on the Custom S and the six cylinder mill.

I go about 22 foot pounds on the cover bolts.

EDIT: Here is a picture of a posi unit.
Thanks for the info. Ya mine is just one gear (not near as clean as that). Looks like i should replace the rear end some day....i wasnt keen on the one wheel peels in the mutang

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Old 12-23-2013, 09:27 PM
propuckstopper propuckstopper is offline
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Thanks for the info. Ya mine is just one gear (not near as clean as that). Looks like i should replace the rear end some day....i wasnt keen on the one wheel peels in the mutang
Keep in mind: You can buy an aftermarket Eaton, Auburn, or Yukon Posi unit and install it in your current housing. In fact, I have a brand new Eaton posi, 3.55:1 ring and pinion, and complete bearing kit on my shelf right now. When I find a nice 1965 GTO rear end housing, I am going to build it up with the new parts.

Any good trans/diff shop in your area will be able to help you out with this.

Have a great Christmas!

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Old 12-24-2013, 10:45 AM
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Keep in mind: You can buy an aftermarket Eaton, Auburn, or Yukon Posi unit and install it in your current housing. In fact, I have a brand new Eaton posi, 3.55:1 ring and pinion, and complete bearing kit on my shelf right now. When I find a nice 1965 GTO rear end housing, I am going to build it up with the new parts.

Any good trans/diff shop in your area will be able to help you out with this.

Have a great Christmas!
Ya looks good. Maybe in a couple years I will get to that. I'm not going to lie...getting it to a nice looking driver will take enough energy as it is Can't justify $500'ish right now

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