[Found!] 7.25 Sure Grip carrier

[mopar_nocar]

Looking for a 7.25 sure grip carrier. Prefer the larger numerically carrier, will be running 3.2x gears probably. Will take an entire axle if close by in Central Texas.

sb

 

[540slant6]

Looking for a 7.25 sure grip carrier. Prefer the larger numerically carrier, will be running 3.2x gears probably. Will take an entire axle if close by in Central Texas.

sb

Well.....I'm not close by but have a 68 sure grip clutch type 7.24" I'd your interest. It's rebuild and sports 3.90 gears right now.

 

[mopar_nocar]

Well.....I'm not close by but have a 68 sure grip clutch type 7.24" I'd your interest. It's rebuild and sports 3.90 gears right now.

I am interested. Check your PM.

sb

 

[mopar_nocar]

No luck, so TTT.

sb

 

[mopar_nocar]

Bump. TTT. Still looking. Don't want to switch to a 8.25/BBP if it can be helped.

sb

 

[Building Inspector]

How do you tell the difference between a 7.25 and 8.25 sure grip. I may have one.

 

[mopar_nocar]

How do you tell the difference between a 7.25 and 8.25 sure grip. I may have one.

Size? You have any numbers on it anywhere....pictures to upload?

sb

 

[Building Inspector]

Here are some pics

 

[mopar_nocar]

Here are some pics

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Anyone have thoughts as to what this carrier might be?

 

[Charrlie_S]

I don't think that is a 7 1/4 SG. Most are clutch types. That is a cone type. I understand there were some 7 1/4 cone types, but I have never seen one. Measure the diameter of the gear. That will tell for sure.

 

[halifaxhops]

That looks like a 8.25 get the numbers off the gears and run them.