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Old 09-04-2014, 04:35 PM   #1
rayban76
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Default AU IRS 3.45 LSD in to a Solid Beam

Does anyone how if the IRS 3.45 LSD will come out of the Final Drive unit and bolt in to the Solid Beam housing?

I am looking at putting a 3.45 LSD in to my wagon and have found an IRS 3.45 LSD

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