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Username Post: Anyone know where I can find a pinion yoke/washer?        (Topic#269859)
DZAUTO 
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09-28-11 09:29 PM - Post#2141996    

I'm piecing a rear together and I need to round up a pinion yoke and the thick washer that goes under the pinion nut. There should be bunches of them around, but I can't locate any.
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09-29-11 09:04 AM - Post#2142157    
    In response to DZAUTO

A drive line shop? Like one that cuts axils, driveshafts, and such.
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09-29-11 10:08 AM - Post#2142176    
    In response to rj_ly

I bought three center sections at the swap meet a few years back just to have in stock, one of them was partially disassembled, but pretty sure I have what you're looking for.
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09-29-11 10:20 AM - Post#2142181    
    In response to Old_Longboarder

I've got the yoke and washer, it's from one of the later years, I'll E mail you a couple of pictures cause I don't know how to post them here.

It has one funny looking spot on it, don't know how that happened, casting flaw maybe??
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09-29-11 10:25 AM - Post#2142183    
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Email just sent with two pictures.
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DZAUTO 
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09-29-11 07:15 PM - Post#2142402    
    In response to Old_Longboarder

Got it. Great. THANKS!
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DZAUTO 
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09-30-11 07:01 AM - Post#2142532    
    In response to DZAUTO

Well, now I just need to locate a good ring and pinion set, either 3.08 or 3.55. The set I have is junk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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09-30-11 08:37 AM - Post#2142560    
    In response to DZAUTO

I have a couple for 10-bolts laying around. Let me know what OD and ID you need.

You might also try these guys: http://www.dallasdifferential.com/

I bought a bunch of 10-bolt parts from them last week.
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09-30-11 02:44 PM - Post#2142626    
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  • MikeB Said:
I have a couple for 10-bolts laying around. Let me know what OD and ID you need.

You might also try these guys: http://www.dallasdifferential.com/

I bought a bunch of 10-bolt parts from them last week.



It is MANDATORY that they be from a 57-64 Chevy rear!!! The later 10bolt gears WILL NOT interchange with the 64-earlier rears.
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09-30-11 02:49 PM - Post#2142627    
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Tom, The parts differential I have has a set of 343 gears set in it, as I remember. They appear to be in good shape, couldn't check a gear lash pattern, because of it being partially diasassembled upon purchase. It appears someone had taken the yoke off to replace a pinion seal, so no pinion preload to do any checking.

I'll get out behind the garage this weekend and check it out further and get back to you, if that ratio will work for you. I could ship those and the yoke and washer at the same time.
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DZAUTO 
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09-30-11 06:23 PM - Post#2142663    
    In response to Old_Longboarder

OK, let me know.
BUT, if it is a Chevy rear, the ratio will be something different from 3.43, such as 3.36 or 3.55.
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09-30-11 06:58 PM - Post#2142678    
    In response to DZAUTO

Tom, I meant the pinion nut washer, not the gears!
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10-01-11 09:03 AM - Post#2142793    
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  • DZAUTO Said:
OK, let me know.
BUT, if it is a Chevy rear, the ratio will be something different from 3.43, such as 3.36 or 3.55.



I don't remember so well anymore, yeah, they're 336s.
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Belair56OKC 
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07-02-12 02:13 PM - Post#2243681    
    In response to DZAUTO

Tom, I am currently looking for recommendations on a streetable rear end for a 56 Chevy SBC 350/325 HP, Turbo tranny. The original is leaking and clunky when shifting . I was given your name by a fellow forum gear head that said you knows the Tri-Fives inside and out! Live up the road from you in NW OKC. Thanks
Russ

 
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07-02-12 06:03 PM - Post#2243764    
    In response to Belair56OKC

Russ, if you don't hear from Tom here, start a private topic with him. He is definitely the right guy.
Real Hot Rods have a Clutch!

1955 210 2dr: 327, Brodix IK180 heads, Jones cam, Muncie M20, Wilwood front brakes

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Belair56OKC 
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07-02-12 07:35 PM - Post#2243792    
    In response to MikeB

Thanks Mike B...Enjoy the holiday..

 
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