1987 Jeep Wrangler YJ rear axle. Whats the difference between the c-clip on non?
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In some areas it is legal to use flexible copper tubing w/ flared connections for gas. There were problems w/ old style galvanized iron pipes for that reason but it is commonly used these days . Black iron is universally accepted even then may need to have flexible copper or stainless steel ends in earthquake zones. To the point. Might be a local code (doubt it). ask him to show you the code reference he's citing. He's full of it , just does'nt know or is trying to knock you off Might try another contractor. You can call the local utility co.or bldg inspectors office. Best regards
The National Fuel Gas Code (NFPA 54/ANSI Z223.1) and all of the major model building codes have approved copper for the use in fuel gas systems. In fact, in states like Minnesota, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, etc, copper is the dominant, if not the primary choice, for flexible fuel gas piping systems in homes and multi-family units. IAPMO approved copper for use with fuel gas in 1999 - you may want to read the announcement.
It will work for sure. Bolt right in as long as you are swapping the entire rear end (housing and all), not just the inners. Both 4 bangers so they should both have 4:11 gears.make sure they have the same ratio BEFORE you do the swap or it isn't worth your timeunless you want to re gear the front and rear end to match
C- clp means there is C-clips inside the diff where the axles slide into the spider gears and the axle is notched and the c-clip is installed to hold the axle in place A non c-clip is where the axle bearings are pressed on down to the full length of the axle shaft to the hub and there is a hub plate that is bolted to the axle housing tube of the diff. If you think you can get a direct bolt in then no it wont work, with a few mods then yes it will. Diff assy for diff assy. But for that kind of extra time and money why not try and find a dana 44 out of a Rubicon or a yj that has that option diff assy
