9 1/4 inches
Here's some good info on the 9.25 that has been compiled over on pavement sucks. Might find something useful.
http://www.pavementsucks.com/forums/...p?topic=108036
There is also a link to a PDF of a Chrysler service manual up in the DIY at the top of this section. I haven't checked in a while to see if the link still works though.
http://www.pavementsucks.com/forums/...p?topic=108036
There is also a link to a PDF of a Chrysler service manual up in the DIY at the top of this section. I haven't checked in a while to see if the link still works though.
The corporate trac-lok is know to grenade after about 70K.
the metal rings that apply pressure to the clutch packs typically crack and break up. If you look in the diff into the axle tube on the drivers side with a flashlight you'll see the clutch packs. You can pull out the clutch packs and run an open diff.
And here's that FSM
the metal rings that apply pressure to the clutch packs typically crack and break up. If you look in the diff into the axle tube on the drivers side with a flashlight you'll see the clutch packs. You can pull out the clutch packs and run an open diff.
And here's that FSM




