Sure grip

[Bob]

Is one of these a sure grip?

http://baltimore.craigslist.org/pts/4535521805.html

[DC_1]

Far right is a posi

[DC_1]

That's a pretty good price. 8 3/4 Sure Grip centre sections were going for $400 at Carlisle this year. And that is just a core that need rebuilding. I picked one up with missing teeth in the ring gear for $350 and I thought I got a deal. 

[Bob]

That's a pretty good price. 8 3/4 Sure Grip centre sections were going for $400 at Carlisle this year. And that is just a core that need rebuilding. I picked one up with missing teeth in the ring gear for $350 and I thought I got a deal. 

Thanks I'll check it out.

Bob

[DC_1]

Ask what the casting number is on the diff. The 742 are the better/stronger ones. That's what I bought. They also have a wider range of gears available.

[Ghoste]

Many feel the 489 is the stronger but no matter, you aren't going to hurt either in a street car.

[Old Moparz]

That is a good price. 

The sure grip unit alone is a small fortune.

[c00nhunterjoe]

I was looking at this ad too...lol. i passed on it.

[John_Kunkel]

That is a good price. 

The sure grip unit alone is a small fortune.

The one with "posi" has a cone-type Sure-Grip and 2.76 gears neither of which is all that desirable. If one wanted a 2.76 Sure-Grip, $250 is a decent price but, otherwise, you're buying an empty housing.

[Old Moparz]

That is a good price. 

The sure grip unit alone is a small fortune.

The one with "posi" has a cone-type Sure-Grip and 2.76 gears neither of which is all that desirable. If one wanted a 2.76 Sure-Grip, $250 is a decent price but, otherwise, you're buying an empty housing.

Good to know, thanks. 

[Bob]

That is a good price. 

The sure grip unit alone is a small fortune.

The one with "posi" has a cone-type Sure-Grip and 2.76 gears neither of which is all that desirable. If one wanted a 2.76 Sure-Grip, $250 is a decent price but, otherwise, you're buying an empty housing.

Thanks John