Like it says.

What ratio? I have a 3.07:1 in a 1984 300D Turbo with 139,100.

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I got a 2.88 ... whatcha got. PM me

Still in need of a diff. I need the diff with bolt on axle flange design. Check out the picture.

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I think the bolt-on portion is interchangeable, you just have to open up the unit to swap that on.

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even the housing has the bolts though.

thats a homo differential.

Take out the boneyard didn't have the right diff?

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Lol homo differential?

Hey curt. I'm still learning, it may be right. I'm going again tomorrow to double check.

Uses the homokinetic bolt on type axles.

Ahhhhhhh. Thanks panZZer. Now that I know what you were talking aboutt ... I was reading a bit. Does it really mater the style dif. My car has a homo on one side and annular? On the other.

Elsewhere I read it don't matter and mixing matching is fine.

By the way... I looked at the casing today it has 115 stamped on it. So I got the early 123 late 115.

With the 115/123 bolty did I removed the portion of the homo axle on put it in the newer style 123 diff housing. Fit perfectly.

How peculiar, didn't know that was possible.

To go further my car had a homo and annular axle. One of each.

Oh--its "flexable"