stock rearend
There's a code for it on your glove box sticker. They are Regular Production Option codes aka RPO codes. You have to get the code and there are websites to interpret them. Try this one. Here's the link. If you don't still have the sticker, good luck although I have never seen one come off. Everything is on that sticker including the original paint codes.
http://www.nastyz28.com/gm-rpo-codes/
http://www.nastyz28.com/gm-rpo-codes/
^^ true best (easiest) route is to decode your RPOs. they came with different options offered.
as for the other (harder) way search "how to find your gear ratio" and you should pop up a few threads walking you through how to count tire spins vs drive line spins and marking things and such to find it.... <-- not as hard as reading that though
as for the other (harder) way search "how to find your gear ratio" and you should pop up a few threads walking you through how to count tire spins vs drive line spins and marking things and such to find it.... <-- not as hard as reading that though
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