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rear end help needed


well i just got a 76 impala as a donar car for my demo car and was wondering how i can find out wat the rear end gear is as i cant get under the car so i hope i can figure it out

 

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2+2 Double take wrote:

well i just got a 76 impala as a donar car for my demo car and was wondering how i can find out wat the rear end gear is as i cant get under the car so i hope i can figure it out

 

thanks alot

 


 Go find the option sticker of the car, could be on the trunk lid or the glove box door and get the g's or h codes and post them, should be able to figure it out from thre

 



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thanks ill see if i can get those after lunch

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unfortunatly nthere was no option sticker anywhere that i could find would any tags have codes for it?


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Jack the rear up, don't forget to chock the front wheels also using jack stands under the rearend or frame back is a good safety measure. put a horizontal mark with white out on the driveshaft and one on top of rear wheel well and wheel (tire), turn the rear wheel twice and count the turns the driveshaft made, this will give you the ratio. See if there is a posi tag on the rear cover as well. Good Luck.



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2+2 Double take wrote:

unfortunatly nthere was no option sticker anywhere that i could find would any tags have codes for it?


 I don't think they had those stickers until about 80 or maybe a bit later. The next best thing would be to take the stamped numbers/letters off the front of the passenger side axle tube and post them. I can decode it for you with that.

 



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either no stamped # or to rusty to see them so im gonna take pontoquer's advice and see wat i get and as im typing its starting to rain GREAT

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