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I bet it ain't.
If it is, yes it would fit. I would swap the axle tube over for ours.
They were 3.73s only in man trans zr2s. search here to get the low down
 

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Ok Dc thanks. So if it is not could this guy Jeff down in Georgia take my aluminum one and switch out whatever is necessary to make it all good. My aluminum one is out of a 99 removed and was going to be sent down for the locker. Then I stumbled into this. I don't mind spending money I hate to waste it
 

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you need to read capt-n-crunch's post about twin torsens

https://www.astrosafari.com/viewtopic.p ... 9&t=124738

I'd want you to get it from him, not my bad memory.
I dunno what Jeff can do.
I'd just get a junkyard front diff, if yours is bad. To give you time to read.
I wouldn't bother with front stuff til the rear is sorted out. A locker, torsen, etc.

The time to learn is always well spent. I sorted my desire for a rear posi for under $200. A front posi will always be expensive. As much as I like to spend money, I won't be doing a front.

Search first for info on cast front diff. I could be wrong, but I don't think so, about all cast diffs being 3.73s.
 

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Also, might want to check with the Syclone/Typhoon guys that made the torsen happen for the front differential. They were buying up a LOT of the front diffs, they might have some that ended up being the wrong ratio for them but the right ratio for you :)
 

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5 Posts and 961 views - has to be a record.
And for something this important...

Just read a mention in a post lately about a Cast Iron front diff to comp for needle bearings failure.
WOW - I have missed a lot.
 
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