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Old 04-13-2011, 11:22 PM
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so i picked up a different 14 bolt, this time from a 4x4. i scored big time with this one. it has 4.10s and some form of lsd or something like that. anybody know what it is?





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Gov-Loc. AKA G-80. AKA timebomb. They often end up looking like this.

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Looking closer at your pics, specifically the 2nd one, the side & spider gears look a little galled. I'd consider building the axle before installing it.
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hmm, thats not cool. are the 14 bolts that bad also?
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Originally Posted by AKlowriderZ71
Looking closer at your pics, specifically the 2nd one, the side & spider gears look a little galled. I'd consider building the axle before installing it.
also not cool
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In my opinion, it depends on the driver and what you're doing with the truck. But if your side & spider gears are galling, it's already junk.
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Originally Posted by AKlowriderZ71
In my opinion, it depends on the driver and what you're doing with the truck. But if your side & spider gears are galling, it's already junk.
what makes them do that?
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One wheel peel, abuse basically. I'd bet the clutches are also worn out.

If you wanna re-use the gear set, Check the pattern and measure the backlash before teardown. Then set it up exactly the same when you go back together.
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so if i want to keep this, what should i replace?
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You can't rebuild those.


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