[HAHA I 1]

What is the easiest way to tell if a diff in a roller is a posi or not? Since there is no motor, I can't get on it to find out

Is there a code or something on the outside? Or do I have to crack the cover off? Its a 67 by the way.

 

[HAHA I 1]

Nevermind. I found the code listing on NovaResource.

 

[batman09]

is it then?bm

 

[levisnteeshirt]

easiest way

let a brother or a friend take it for a drive , and see if one rear tire comes back bald or both ,,, that does require the engine in the car ,, and a brother and friends like I have ,, my bad :devil:

 

[HAHA I 1]

Too dark outside!!!! Yeah, I am sitting on the couch at 11:00pm wondering if the rearend is a posi or not. I will have to wait until the morning to check. The rear in the 67 Sedan is supposed to be a posi, but I haven't checked. I have a non-posi rear in the wagon and want to swap the posi rear into it. I will probably swap to 4.11s before putting the rear in, though. Eventually the wagon will get a 9", but I have a ways to go on the 66 I am doing and have a CR front clip, a spare 6.0 LS1, and a T56 itching to go into the wagon so I can drive it, patina-style! I am going crazy with this warm weather wanting to drive something.

 

[nova656567]

Jack up the rear and turn one of the wheels.

 

[venturesomerite]

Jack it up and spin one wheel, if they go the same way, posi, if they go different, non posi.