Odd T differential spider
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Kenny Edmondson
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Odd T differential spider
What is this T style differential spider for? No center hole for the axles…
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RVA23T
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Re: Odd T differential spider
Man I wish it was April 1 so I could say
"Japanese export differential with extra Ninja throwing star included."
"Japanese export differential with extra Ninja throwing star included."
Everything works in theory.
Reality is how you determine if something works or not.
Reality is how you determine if something works or not.
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speedytinc
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Re: Odd T differential spider
Fonzie says AAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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Dan McEachern
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Re: Odd T differential spider
Perhaps a really early spyder? Kim Dobbins may know. Any chance it has DB on it. I know the really early spyder gears had bronze bushings in them.
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Kenny Edmondson
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Re: Odd T differential spider
Well it is a Model A spider. Never would have guessed that. Same exact size as a T only no hole… Thanks John.
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RVA23T
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Re: Odd T differential spider
so the A axles are retained by the carrier correct?
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Mark Gregush
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Re: Odd T differential spider
And Model A spider gears are the same as T. Later they did add an oil hole, but fit and function, the same. Take some time to go through the 1928 Model T parts book, you will find a few parts that carry the A part numbers.
I know the voices aren't real but damn they have some good ideas! 
1925 Cut down pickup
1948 Ford F2 pickup
1925 Cut down pickup
1948 Ford F2 pickup