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On my 69 Dart.The needle on mine stays at the 80 mark and as soon as I start rolling the needle drops all the way to the right.It works, but not so well:???:

HaHa!It never fails with my luck on stuff like this.I was just 1 year away from having the carrier without the head aches. Thanks for confirming on the interchangeability.

I think there is.Check out the link I posted on #6.The guy talks about how he bought the 2.45 carrier and couldn't use it. Hey, he might sell it to you.

Does a later model 8.25 that has the 2.73 carrier fit in the housing that I have.If you say yes,I'm going hunting for one.

Thanks forphorty. I have searched and came up with the same result too.Considering that I bought the complete diff for only $85 and for the 4 1/2 bc.I just wanted to freshen it up before it gets installed in to the car. Can I at least change the ring and pinion? According to the '69's...

I found a thread on the carrier dilemma. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?p=672610

Holy smokes! Didn't expect that response.It would be great if some one has definite insight of the proses of modifying the carrier.I have a friend that work on diffs on the side and I was gonna have him set me up with the new gears.I'm gonna ask if he's familiar with this 8.25.

I picked up a 8.25 rear end out of a '75 dart from my local pick your part.The tag on the cover says 2.45 ratio.I'm want to install the diff into my '69 dart,but since the ratio in the '69 dart are lower compared to the taller '75 gears it's gonna bog down the /6. So pretty much I just wanted to...