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Rear axle, 3.42 ratio, (TS10603 Regular Cab, short box, TS10803 Regular Cab, long box and TS10653 Extended Cab) (GU6) $0.00
Rear axle, 3.08 ratio, (TS10603 Regular Cab, short box) (GU4) $0.00
Rear axle, 4.10 ratio, (TS10603 Regular Cab, short box) (GT5) $0.00
all 2.2 L that I have owned had a 4.10 ratio this does not mean they didn't make something else.. maybe 10 years ago when you got your truck they used diff trany...
I have a 89 S10 with an 8.5 with 3.08 gears its got the GU4 code in the glove box. But did s10 even come with an 8.5. Ive only seen 7.5s in them. Would the prev owner put it in or is it stock? What kind of posi would it have?
i have an '83 2.8 v6 2d, 2wd w/ 4 speed auto...the code says gq1....and nothing else. i understand its the standard ratio, but ive seen about 3 diff. rations listed here.
i also have a '91 sanoma used for parts that has the codes GQ1 and GU2......its not a 4x4 so im guessing that means GU2 (2.73 ratio) was the standard (GQ1 reads as 'standard gear ratio' on that RPO code list posted earlier)
so if anyone could help me in figuring out the ratios of this and the one i posted earlier it would be greatly apreciated.
I want to run 18 or 20 inch wheels on my 03 ext cab 2.2. Now Im being told that I will lose horsepower because of thesize of the wheel swap, but that I can make it up by swapping the gears in the rear end. Now I know that I currently have the 4:10 now, can anyone help with what a better gear ratio would be to regain the lost horsepower?
i found out when i was installing my kp 6 link the holes on the differential bracket didnt line up. so i measured the bolt pattern and talked to gill at kp and he told me that it was a full size differential. he made me a new s10 bracket with the layout for a f/s. and i checked the sizes numerous times. i even had to buy new bolts because the ones that came with the kit wouldnt screw into my rear end the thread pattern was 8mm by1.25 (i think i remember right) and a regular s10 is a 5/16 bolt with a 1/2 head
The GU's are the codes for what gear ratio your trucks rear end has in it. A good friend of mine works for GM and gave me the list that is below. You should be able to find one of these codes on a sticker located inside your glove box. S-10 REAR END GEAR CODES
The GU's are the codes for what gear ratio your trucks rear end has in it. A good friend of mine works for GM and gave me the list that is below. You should be able to find one of these codes on a sticker located inside your glove box. S-10 REAR END GEAR CODES
GQ1 Open Differential Rear Axle refers to a non-posi traction rear end. If you look very close at the numbers on the sticker in your glove box you will also find a GU number.
GQ1 Open Differential Rear Axle refers to a non-posi traction rear end. If you look very close at the numbers on the sticker in your glove box you will also find a GU number.
ive got the same code in my '83 2dr 2.8l 2wd and there is no other code. now i know on the newer ones there are a ton of codes, but theres only that one code for the rearend.
I've read that there are three different types of rear ends fitted intot he 96' style s-10? what is the difference/what is the best way to find out which rear end I have? buy rear end I'm speaken of the pumpkin.
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