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Here is an Ultima tranny diff and counter gear set. The gears are 48 pitch. I don't remember who made them (MIP, Thorp, Robinson). and Ideas. Thanks -Jeff
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Pics aren't displaying for me.

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I can’t see anything either!
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That would be because I didn't attach any pics :lol: ...... :roll: .

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Looks like an MIP diff but Aaron (aip47-2008) would know for sure.
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Looks like an MIP ultima ball diff and counter gear

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a01butal wrote:Looks like an MIP diff but Aaron (aip47-2008) would know for sure.
or shodog. :oops:
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could be a DirtBurners ?:@)
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yeah think it's a mip set-up from memory

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Sorry Al! Busy playing in the snow. :cry:



It is the MIP SUPER DIFF
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Cool, thanks. I have had this stuff for a million years, and couldn't place them. AIP- I would like to pick up the parts for the SP-1 we discussed. LMK if you have them all. -Jeff

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I'd LOVE to have that!!..... BUT I probably don't have enough money right now. :lol:

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Well, its a pretty cool piece (set) but is sort of out of place. By this I mean, that it does not have replaceable diff rings, and only has one replaceable thrust washer (although 2 might fit). It is also very heavy, and would certainly affect your acceleration ( I am racer, so I am concerned with such things :roll: ). There is also no center diff gear bearings. The diff rings are the part that bothers me the most however. As soon as it gets gritty (e.g. time for a rebuild), you need to replace most of your diff parts. I can only assume this would be quite expensive (BITD), and near impossible to do today (lack of replacements). I would love to hang on to it, bit it doesn't serve any particular purpose, If I put it in a tranny I would never run it (as far as I am concerned it is not rebuildable), and no one would appreciate it on a shelfer. Anyways, thanks for everyones help. -Jeff

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