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    1. #1
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      Opend my 12 bolt and found something need help!

      Hey guys, today i was taking my rear end apart so i could send it out to the powder coaters. Well when i took off the rear cover the gears inside didnt look stock by any means the only markings that i found on it was "M/W enterprises 53160-E and 58100-E" the only thing i found remotely close was mark williams enterprises. could this be them? here is a link to the website- http://www.markwilliams.com/default.aspx


      any help would be great

      Matt


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      I looked at the axles and they are infact mark williams, is his stuff any good? should i replace it or should it be ok? not quite sure on the gearing yet but i sent an email to MW enterprises with the numbers i had off them. I thought the rear end was completly stock, it appers to have never even been driven ill upload a picture soon .
      Matt

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      so it seems as though I possibly scored? payed 2100 for the GTO and a built pontiac 400 motor and now the rear end. was it all worth the 2100? lol
      Matt

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      Ab-so-lute-ley!
      Figure Atleast $1000-$1350 To Just Go Through A Regular Axle With Oem Posi And Stock Replacement Axles.

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      uhhhh, i gusse i have a spool... heres a picture



      Matt

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      how much is it going to cost to replace it and is this worth anything? how much would i beable to sell it for?
      Matt

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      Quote Originally Posted by MonzaRacer
      Ab-so-lute-ley!
      Figure Atleast $1000-$1350 To Just Go Through A Regular Axle With Oem Posi And Stock Replacement Axles.
      Wow im glad i did the work by myself then.

      And yup that looks like a spool rear to me. I would opt. for a posi-unit but thats just me.

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      A drag racer would be all over the spool... but you don't want it for the street.

      Nice shoes ;)
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      Quote Originally Posted by Steve1968LS2
      A drag racer would be all over the spool... but you don't want it for the street.

      Nice shoes ;)



      so its worth something, how do I know what to sell it for?



      PS. air force ones are still cool
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      not quite sure on the gearing yet but i sent an email to MW enterprises
      Count the teath on the ring and on the pinion and divide them and that will give your gear ratio. ring 41 pinion 11 = 3.73
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      Remove an axle shaft and count the splines. Chances are.... if someone made a call to MW and ordered a spool AND shafts at the same time they may have increased the spline count. This is something you will need to know before 1) assuming you can re-use your shafts with a different posi carrier, 2)buying a posi carrier, 3)listing the spool for sale,

      Spools are not cheap- usually $150-$250 depending on application and spline count, and they dont wear out so you should not feel bad listing it for 75% of retail.....
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      ring is 42 pinion is 9
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      i come up with 4.67 is that even a ratio??
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      alrighty, counted again came up with 9 pinion and 41 ring which means its a 4.56.. i knew i was off haha its been a horrible day.
      Matt

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      Quote Originally Posted by muthstryker
      ...is his stuff any good?
      You will find NO better.

      A billet main cap with 1/2" allen head cap screws... a high pressure spline spool... yeah. That is the real deal.

      Remember that you can not use that spool with any other axles... only M/W axles.

      The steel main cap runs about $60... the spool runs about $275 and then there is the labor envolved. The tubes are not welded and it doesnt looked to be butcherd up... it looks like you should get some good money for it !

      You might want to run the housing numbers (passenger side axle tube and web casting numbers) to see what it came out of as that can make it possibly worth more.

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      the housing says its the GTO rear end.
      Matt

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      A 67 GTO would have had a 8.2" ten bolt. Sounds like you may have a Chevelle rearend.
      As mentioned above MW is some of the best stuff you can buy.




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