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john ashlock
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jag rear end
Ok, If a person were to want a jag rearend in a t-bucket, what year,make an or model would he want?
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Re: jag rear end
If you can find a xke type they are the best. The xke has the same length axles and rear is in the middle. Most sedans have outboard brakes. Get one with inboard brakes. I used sedan xj6 axles and my rear is offset to one side. makes one rear tire run in line with front and other just wider than front tire. doesn't bother ride or performace, but makes some people confused. Mounted my center section in middle of frame.
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Terry McAllister
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Re: jag rear end
Hey John I have two of these rearends , both out of xj6 sedans . Both have inboard brakes . Just as they came out of the cars .
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Re: jag rear end
The XJS V12 rear ends had positracs intalled. If you are using an overdrive transmission you will want to get lower ring and pinion gears installed.
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john ashlock
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Re: jag rear end
Hey Pokey, would you be willing to part with 1? if so gimme a call 573-268-6560 john
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Re: jag rear end
I have a rear end out of a V-12. I am planning on putting a 7000R4 in my T.David Eggebraaten wrote:The XJS V12 rear ends had positracs intalled. If you are using an overdrive transmission you will want to get lower ring and pinion gears installed.
A few questions:
1-What is the stock ratio?
2-What ratio do you recommend?
3-Where can I get the gear set identified in #2?
Thanks in advance.
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Re: jag rear end
Mark,here is a great website to learn all about the Jag rearend. It's about putting a Jag in a Mustang, but the author did a lot of research on Jags and posted what he learned. Quite a bit on gear ratios...
http://dazed.home.bresnan.net/JaguarIRS1.html
http://dazed.home.bresnan.net/JaguarIRS1.html
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Re: jag rear end
Lee,
Great info! Thanks!
Great info! Thanks!
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Re: jag rear end
Wow Lee!! That is a goldmine of info! That should to to the Tech Pages (need permission from the writer first!)
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