Ta girdle

Discussion in 'Got gears?' started by 70staged, Apr 21, 2021.

  1. 70staged

    70staged Well-Known Member

    So a few years ago I bought a TA rear differential cover while at a car show, either BG or BPG in Ohio from I believe it was Cars inc. Well I brought it home and about a year later was going to install it on my Skylark thinking it would fit my rear, but found out it is for the 8.2 Buick rear. I have a 71-72 cutlass 8.5 10 bolt. What part number would I need for this rear?
    Anyone want to trade covers? Was going to put on my GS but decided not to.

    71-72 cutlass 8.5 rear 10 bolt
     
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  2. BrianTrick

    BrianTrick Brian Trick

    I have enough of those empty boxes. I can tell you tomorrow. I just installed one yesterday.
     

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  3. 70staged

    70staged Well-Known Member

    Thanks, also do know how good the aftermarket support is for these rears? Or we can talk about that if you have time this weekend
     
  4. LARRY70GS

    LARRY70GS a.k.a. "THE WIZARD" Staff Member

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  5. LARRY70GS

    LARRY70GS a.k.a. "THE WIZARD" Staff Member

    Just noticed type o. That's the Olds 12 bolt rear end with 10 bolt internals. You have an 8.5 10 bolt right?
     
  6. 70staged

    70staged Well-Known Member

    Yeah, accidentally typed that in there
     
  7. monzaz

    monzaz Jim

    TA 1807
     
  8. 482

    482 Big Member

    Brian,
    What's the narrowest flange to flange rear end width you would put in a stock bodied, non tubed, 455 GS? Do you have brand type preference for mosty street driven use?
     
  9. BrianTrick

    BrianTrick Brian Trick

    482
    Are you looking to use a rear wheel with a shallow backspace,or the deep dish look? I have been doing a few of those lately,and I am finishing another one right now. I did a few last fall that I took 1.25” off each side,and when I did those,I knew I could take a little more. The one I’m doing now has 1 5/8” off each side,and that’s about as much as I can take off before running into the control arm mount,and still have room to get the welder around the tube. The shock mount also gets relocated behind the lower control arm.
     

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