Rear Diff a "Bomb"

[dsltrc]

This is what I came up with... http://www.summitracing.com/parts/DTL-912A317 (for 3.23 ratio and up) should do the job just have to pay for the install

 

[the big blue bus]

says gm 7.5 think ours are 8.5 rear ends. that may be for a camaro or something. i may be wrongg

 

[dsltrc]

Here's where I got all the part numbers

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...ewkMlc&usg=AFQjCNGbzCKbj7Y3ToI58Uos_4FHTx-qcQ

 

[SunlitComet]

our axles are 8-5/8" in the rear.

 

[bowtiefreak]

get that fixed, thrown the oney at it now and save the headaches in the long run. First thing I did to my suburban which had no isses was rebuild the rear, axles and all

 

[AtomicHoe094]

Seems like a steep price for that stuff. is that just labor or with parts included? bearing carrier? hmm

 

[TigerEyz3]

Don't know if it'll help the OP, but I just had the rear end of my Tahoe replaced (axles, bearings, and diff - keep the gears)... Yukon axles and Detroit Tru-trac - $1900 out the door. Assuming you're just replacing the diff, not having to replace the axles, bearings, and gears), you'll come out waaaaay cheaper than I did, and seems like you'd be under $900 for a R/R of the diff alone - unless you're replacing front AND rear.

 

[AtomicHoe094]

Yea when i did mine, i bought the true trac, Master rebuild kit, outer axle bearings, 4.56 yukon gears, lifetime warranty plan on gears and that was 900 bucks to my door.