Tom,
Although not usually known for being a cheap solution, it wouldn't hurt to
give Dale a call at 909-799-2099. He knows a good rear end shop that he has
do his rear end work. Either Dale or this shop may have some gears they
have taken out of another rear end that are still in good shape. Of course,
you have already heard the warning about using used gears which may be
noisy if they are worn. The shop Dale uses can probably tell by looking at
them if they are suitable for use.
Good luck,
Bob
At 07:40 AM 6/19/00 -0700, Tom Witt wrote:
>Though I got a lot of items at the CAT swapmeet this weekend (I was the guy
>buying up all the sheetmetal, and yea, my car is that bad) I did not find
>the rearend parts I needed. On the way home a trek through the three Sunland
>self serve wrecking yards yielded nothing that looked promising. I thought I
>would try one last time to see if anyone in the Greater L.A. area (or
>beyond) has a Tiger Diff. (with 2:88 gears) for a very reasonable price (or
>at the least 2:88 gears). I have an option to purchase the gears from
>someone in the south east, but I would like to see the gears (if possible)
>and save on shipping (not to mention get the Diff.)as well. Any leads would
>be appreciated. Thanks, Tom Witt "Econo Tiger" I don't restore, I arrest
>decay.
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