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I'm working on a 1950 chevy fleetline, with a newer 235 engine. the car is manual transmission and of course 4:11 differential. I know you can change that with a differential from a powerglide transmission. I found the differential but it has an XS tag on it. Does anybody know what the XS is for?
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s is from a 1953 Power Glide.
Last edited by Chev Nut; 03/05/24 07:59 PM.
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That’s the one to have! I’m looking at doing the same conversion to my ‘50 Fleetline, also. I have the rear end out of a ‘54 Powerglide car and intend to stay with the stock manual transmission and upgrade to a 235 so I can maintain highway speeds. Also plan to upgrade the front brakes to Bendix instead of Huck . The rear end already has Bendix. Keep us posted on your progress.
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If it has a later rear end with Bendix braks it may have a 3.55 or 3,70 ratio already. i would recomend to remove the rear cover and see what you have.
Gene Schneider
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