Location: tallahassee FL usOFa
Registered: May 2002
Re: Salibury diff
Thu, 24 June 2004 14:29
i believe that's just a design name/type common to every FR/RWD car that doesn't have IRS. basically it's every old any & everything with a "solid" rear end.
and i don't know the correct spelling, but i'm pretty sure that ain't it.
Location: auckland new zeland
Registered: August 2002
Re: Salisbury diff
Thu, 24 June 2004 23:38
Salisbury made diffs for everything from chevs to rovers
The term Salisbury diff refers the type where the diff head is changed from the rear end by unbolting the back plate
Most Toyota diffs are like 9" ford and not Salisbury
but Borg-Warner diffs and 12 bolt chev are I believe