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Is there a difference in the Front oem E locked axles from a Non locked axle.
Is there a difference in the Front oem E locked axles from a Non locked axle.
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The only difference is the rear short side shaft
Yes, one has a locker the other doesn’t.
The only difference is the rear short side shaft
^ This, the other 3 axle shafts are the same.
@UZJ40 - not sure what all you’re using, but a locked FR 3rd flange is a different shape than the open/no e-locker style.
But as you stated above, all parts from either axle fit into either 3rd member, the mating flange of the axle shell to 3rd is the difference.
Thank you for the reply.
I have a non locked 80. I'm trying to buy a locked 80 axle, but to save money, I may be able to just purchase the axle housingand 3rd member.
I'd need to put my axle shafts, knuckles, hubs etc on/in that axle housing.
10-4. All good.
Still dig your old ride, you brewing up something or playing semi-mild?
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The non locked pieces are from a 93 going into a 97.
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Kevin is it weaker bec. of the earlier birfs being a bit shorter than the later ones?One consideration, the early birf and drive plate splines are shorter/weaker than the later ones.
Kevin is it weaker bec. of the earlier birfs being a bit shorter than the later ones?