Re: 742 suregrip question?

[Roger Pettigrew <dodger7998@xxxxxxx>]

it's broke,,,,,,,,,,,do not know what is wrong with out seeing it, but both  
wheels should be rotating the same direction
 
 
In a message dated 5/9/2008 6:42:12 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
63max426@xxxxxxxxx writes:

>
Hi All,

Just installed my rebuilt 4.10 suregrip.   new clutches and the spider  
gear kit installed in the sure grip  itself (they were chewed in its  
past life).
ive got everything  installed on the tapered axle rear with axles, hubs  
and driveshaft  on.
While i have it on jackstands and full of fluid i was tightening  the  
axles and stopped to rotate the passenger side  clockwise  (car in  
neutral).  i happened to look across thru the tunnel to  the driver  
side and i see the other hub rotating opposite.  Am  i missing  
something?  shouldnt they both be rotating in the  same direction?   
Also in gear , driveshaft doesnt rotate but i  can rotate the hubs by  
hand. (again no tires on and up on the  jackstands)
Or does the rear have to be put under load to have all the  new  
clutches seat into place ?

Im looking for a sanity (or  insanity as the case may be) check.

thanks!


Derrick  Brown
'63 Sport Fury, 4  speed
derrickb@xxxxxxx








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