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#38951 07/13/05 10:30 PM
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Hey guys, got a customer who has a street rod where they installed what they believe to be a 1976 Gremlin rearend. Problem now is that the side gears in the differential have chipped a couple of teeth. Are these available anywhere new without spending an arm and a leg or are the internal parts the same as any GM Product? Any help greatly appreciated.


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#38952 08/11/05 10:39 AM
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Hope you found something! Is it an AMC 15 or AMC 20 rear axle? AMC 15 has drain plug on the rear cover and 7-9/16" ring gear. AMC 20 has smooth cover, drain on front of housing, and 8-7/8" ring gear. Any Jeep dealer can get the gears, as well as most aftermarket suppliers. The Dana 35 is basically a copy of the AMC 15 and parts should interchange. The AMC 20 is unique, but the center is still used in the AMG Hummer.


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