I'm looking for side gears and pinion gears for my non-posi differential. I believe these are also known as "spider gears". Unfortunately I can't find a supplier for these. The local parts suppliers are clueless.

Anyone have a source for differential parts?

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If the site sponser Ground up doesn't have them try Classic Muscle from Modern Chevrolet, Winston Salem, NC, 1-800-722-4828.

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Life aint easy when you're fat and greasy!

Try National Drivetrain. They advertise in the car mags and have offices in Las Vegas and Chicago. The prices are right, too. the phone numbers are Chicago 800 507 4327 and for LV it is 888 770 4327. In case that looks odd , the 4327 part is for "GEAR"

I gotta used set 10 b or 12 ? www.tomsdifferentials.com (http://www.tomsdifferentials.com) www.yukongear.com (http://www.yukongear.com)

[This message has been edited by pmullaly (edited 11-11-2000).]

It's an 8.2" 10 bolt with 3.73 ratio. Non-posi. E-mail me if your used spiders will fit.

I've put all of the above (plus about 5 others) on a list to call Monday morning. I didn't know Randy's also had the "yukongear" url.

I'm very tempted to just buy a posi. If I can get an Eaton for a good price, I think that's what I'm gonna do.

"But honey, it will cost me almost as much to rebuild the open differential as it will to replace it with a limited slip." http://www.chevelles.com/forum/wink.gif Merry Christmas to me. http://www.chevelles.com/forum/biggrin.gif

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My Elky Page (http://www.geocities.com/chadjlandry/index.html) Updated 7-21-00
"Think for yourself. Don't let popular opinion make your decisions for you."
Chad Landry
TC Member #643
'68 El Camino

[This message has been edited by cjlandry (edited 11-11-2000).]

Chad, My brother-in-law got some for my 64 from Flow Chevrolet. I don't have their ph#, but I'm sure someone here will post it.

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cj, My 10 bolt open is still in the car let me know if you want the spiders. I should be swapping it out with the posi next weekend I can tear into it then

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Philip Mullaly
72 TPI El Camino

A friend of mine has a complete 10 bolt out of a 67 chevelle. He would sell dirt cheap if he still has it. Although shipping would be about $100.00 Those should be some what plentiful at a bone yard I would think. At least they are around here. Just my $.02. Good luck!!

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Steve

Around here you can get anything you want for a Camaro, but not for a classic A-body.

Well, it no longer matters. After calling all over the country (thanks guys!) I'm getting a new posi http://www.chevelles.com/forum/biggrin.gif from Tom's Differentials in California. They beat everyone else's prices by an average of $45. Plus their complete installation kit was about $12 cheaper than everywhere else. I'll be doing the job about 8 days from now, so I didn't need fast shipping or anything. Now I'm excited because my entire driveline from engine to rearend will be completely upgraded!

Thanks, Philip. I really appreciate the offer! http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif

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My Elky Page (http://www.geocities.com/chadjlandry/index.html) Updated 7-21-00
"Think for yourself. Don't let popular opinion make your decisions for you."
Chad Landry
TC Member #643
'68 El Camino

[This message has been edited by cjlandry (edited 11-13-2000).]

You're welcome.
Let me know if I can give any assistance

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Philip Mullaly
72 TPI El Camino