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Old 09-14-2000, 09:49 AM
Jon Dailey Jon Dailey is offline
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Does anyone know what the codes are on the rear axle of a '79 T/A. I would like to know what gear ratio my T/A has. I remember reading it in an issue of HPP, but I have looked through all of my back issues and I can't seem to find it. Thanks.

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Does anyone know what the codes are on the rear axle of a '79 T/A. I would like to know what gear ratio my T/A has. I remember reading it in an issue of HPP, but I have looked through all of my back issues and I can't seem to find it. Thanks.

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Old 09-14-2000, 07:04 PM
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I have the following, however I'm not sure if they are model year specific:
COX = 3.55
COZ = 3.73
COL = 3.36
COV = 3.31
Chalk mark both the tire and the driveshaft. Rotate both tires simultaneously one full turn and count how many times the driveshaft turns. This will give you the approximate drive ratio. Possibly this will be close enough to confirm these codes are correct for your model year.

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Listed in June 1995 of "High Performance Pontiac" Number Crunching article is as follows: "2.41-2PJ(Std), 2PS(Safe-T-Track); 2.56-2PH(Std), 2PT(Safe-T-Track); 3.08-2PC(Std), 2PW(Safe-T-Track); 3.23-2PD(Std), 2PX,2PP(Safe-T-Track); 3.42-2PE(Std),2PY,2PO*(Safe-T-Track). *A 3.42 axle is listed in the service manual, but no such option shows up on the option sheets."

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