The rear wheels are bolted to the axles. The axles run through the inside of the rear end housing.
depends if you are talking about the whole rear end or just the axles themselvs, and yes to both of them but if you take out 3/4 ton axles you will need 3/4 ton axles to put back in and so no. if you take the whole rear end of a 1/2 ton and put in a 3/4 ton rear end it should fit well
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How does the clip for rear end axles come out?
one
2, a front and a rear.
75w mobil one
The 1979 General Motors F-Body vehicles have live rear (Salisbury type) axles. These rear axles are 7.5 inch 10-bolt units.
The distance between the front and rear axles is known as the "wheel base". It is measured from the center of each axle.
dana 30 front dana 35 rear
Depending on the market and the model, full floating rear axles started appearing about 1976 - in the 45 series and others. Most rear axles in North America were semi-floating until about 1992, when the 80 series all came with full floating axles and rear disc brakes. There are far too many market and axle possibilities to make a blanket statement about what may or may not have been equipped with full floating axles and when.
It is a 9" with 28 spline axles. That is what is in mine.