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Mini Spool GM 10-Bolt 7.5 in.
555-62900
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GM Mini Spools
JEGS 555-62900 Mini Spool GM 10-Bolt Features:
- Replaces spider and side gears in the stock open differential and lock the two axles together for maximum traction in race applications (not suggested for street)
- CNC machined from steel
- Note: c-clip eliminators are recommended but not necessary
- Specifications: Fits GM 10-bolt 7.5 in. with 26 spline axles
JEGS 555-62900 Mini Spool GM 10-Bolt Note:
- Requires the use of mini spool cross-pin, Richmond part number 836-cspgm75 (sold separately)
Specifications:
Will this work on my 89 c1500 2wd single cab short box?
Will this work on a 1985 iroc z. It comes with factory disc brakes.
Will this fit my 97 sonoma 2.2 rwd regular cab? Not sure of spline count
Would this work for a 1978 Datsun 620
Does work on 06 Silverado
Is this the correct size for a 2009 Chevy trailblazer LT
Will stock cross pin and set screw work?
How many Cross-pins are needed for this. Application is a 1993 Chevy S10 with factory rearend
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