Guys,
I am going to look at a rear end that is supposedly out of a '97 3/4 tony chevy work truck. This will be to replace the 10 bolt in my 1/2 ton. I don't know if the truck was 4 wheel drive or not, but it has 6 lugs and drum brakes. The guy says he had it rebuilt a few years ago and then the truck was in an accident. My question is, how do I tell if it's a semi-floater or full floater just buy looking at it? Also, he does not know what gears are in it. Can you tell by making one full revolution with the wheel and counting how many times the pinion gear rotates?
Thanks!
I am going to look at a rear end that is supposedly out of a '97 3/4 tony chevy work truck. This will be to replace the 10 bolt in my 1/2 ton. I don't know if the truck was 4 wheel drive or not, but it has 6 lugs and drum brakes. The guy says he had it rebuilt a few years ago and then the truck was in an accident. My question is, how do I tell if it's a semi-floater or full floater just buy looking at it? Also, he does not know what gears are in it. Can you tell by making one full revolution with the wheel and counting how many times the pinion gear rotates?
Thanks!