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Old 04-13-2006, 09:25 PM
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Default ? about Jag rear

The manual list the following years for the jag rear assembly, '64-74 XKE Series 1 and 2, and '65-87 xj6.

Is that truly the only years for the rear that you can use or is it more broad than that?

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Never mind, just reading throught the threads and see that any inboard brake jag rear will work .
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You do want to try and find one with limited slip. Open rears can be converted, but there is an obvious expense in doing so.

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Not being familiar with jags, how would I know one with limited slip when I see it?
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External markings on the differential back cover are not reliable. The best way to check is the standard "turn one axle while holding the other" method.
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got it, thanks


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usually thre is a tag or marking on the back of the housing with "PL", for PowerLock
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If you get one from an XJS it'll be a posi rear, either 3.08 or 3.31.
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