Bad Diff, what to do guys?
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Just figured I would mention that when I got the new axle in, I opened the diff on the one I blew. The pinion looked and felt like it was meant to be smooth. the ring gear got a few blades damaged, but nothing compared to the pinion. Also to note: my blazer has over 200K miles on it. I did the axle swap with hand tools, although I did but a breaker bar (the kind with ft/lbs on it) for the ubolts on the leaf springs. Getting the old axle out after being disconnected was a lot harder than getting the new one in. I didn't even scratch my American flag painted diff cover. that shocked me. This was a great time to redo brakes as well. However, my parking brakes wont fit in the rotor. weird.
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You are 100% wrong on this. There have been lots of people that have swapped in the ZR2 rear end.
The front diffs are exactly the same regardless of if it was a ZR2 or not. Gear ratios are the only variable (other than if it was a bravada front diff, then it had the one piece shaft) ZR2's have longer CV shafts but the control arms are the same lengths.
Spreading wrong information is useless and confusing for others, if you don't know what you're talking about then don't say anything.
The front diffs are exactly the same regardless of if it was a ZR2 or not. Gear ratios are the only variable (other than if it was a bravada front diff, then it had the one piece shaft) ZR2's have longer CV shafts but the control arms are the same lengths.
Spreading wrong information is useless and confusing for others, if you don't know what you're talking about then don't say anything.
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