Re: Rear end swap
A knowledgeable mechanic can fix your existing rear end with new parts and get you what you want. It sounds like the previous mechanic doesn't know how to set pinion pre-load or had the wrong parts. If he doesn't know why its howling, then that is a sure sign he is in over his head.
I'd get a new mechanic that specializes in rear ends. I think this could be done with new performance parts for $1,200 with a reputable shop.
You need a good firm tranny shift kit to bark tires with a mild 350.
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1969 Custom Camper C20; Factree Air, 350/TH400/Dana 70U with C30 wheel cylinders, Disk brakes, H4 conversion, headlight relay mod, 3G 135 amp alternator. 7500 GVW
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