9'' posi thirdmember ?

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  1. 302-72-mav

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    302-72-mav, Aug 14, 2010
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    The first says trac-loc in the heading, but spool down in the add..... If you have a street car you probably don't want a spool.....

    I like the 3rd one the best, it sounds like they know what there talking about, they give clear options and because they have 100% positive feedback.....
     
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    yah no spool

    i drive it all the time on the street
     
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    rayzorsharp I "AM" a Maverick!

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    Been driving my spool on the street for 6 years and not the 1st problem yet. I actually like the way it feels. :)
     
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    Why dont you talk with Bryant and see what he can do for you ?
     
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    Bryant forgot more than learned

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    I can't touch those prices. I would have to use a new gear set, bearings, and limited slip. Just those cost over $600.00
     
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    Well I tried to get you some work :huh:
     
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    Bryant forgot more than learned

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    thank you i appreciate it. it doesnt hurt to check to see what i have around the shop. the problem with these guys on ebay is that they have a large used parts inventory and are usually building theres from home so the overhead is really low. when i retire ill probly be doing the same thing.
     
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    yah i am thinking about getting a lincon rear end with 373's and disc brakes and detroit locker for $500

    do you think that the disc brakes will work
     
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    Bryant forgot more than learned

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    they should work. as long as the calipers arnt siezed. they are very heavy disk brakes. the brake hoses are extreemly hard to get.
     
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    The bottom one has SPOOL in the add also. Looks like a Trac Lock differential though
    clint
     
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