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Just to add to the confusion, the big cars (B-body) 65 - 70 has a rear end with the ring gear attached with 12 bolts, but the rear end cover only has 10. I doubt anyone has attempted to install an 8.2 to a full-size car as there are no aftermarket kits that I am aware of and regardless would be a step backward on reliability. The B-Body 12-bolt rearend is a bit of an overlooked and underappreciated piece with little in the way of aftermarket support.
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As mentioned, the 65-70 full size rear ends for Pontiac are an odd duck. I had a hard time finding that paper gasket 20+ years ago. I don't know if they are available anymore. You may be stuck with a liquid gasket. (RTV) Changing the entire rear end to a 12-bolt B-car axle is not a simple bolt-in. The majority of the Chevy B-body 12-bolts are not a 4 link suspension. Most are 3 link, using a Panhard rod, (diagonal link) on the top instead of 2 upper control arms. So some welding and brackets would be needed. Also, not sure if Chevy axle length is the same or close.
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