[mark69rs]

To whom it may concern, I found a little mistake in your tech data. I don't want to **** anybody off and maybe it is no big deal. I find this web site to be the best Camaro web site on the net. I have gathered some great info here. However, in your rear end tech info you have the code PY listed as a 10 bolt. The code PY is indeed a 12 bolt. I have an all #'s matching, original 69 RS with POP. It has a PY 2:56 rear and it is a 12 bolt. I have verified the numbers with the POP since I recently dropped the rearend to detail and install new 3:73's posi.

[DjD]

Could you post a link to what you are refering to? I didn't know al had rear ed codes posted on the site and couldn't find any looking for them...

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...Dennis
"The '69, the '96 our local club"
and the "daily driver"

[mark69rs]

It's under "Index Years 1969 Rear End Codes" Sorry, I may be a little CPU illiterate or something.

[Jonesy]

Dennis,

If you go to the home page and index of years, then click on 1969, you can get to a rear end code reference. The link is below:

http://camaros.net/years/69/69rearcodes.html

[Joe G]

Hey that's cool! Didn't know that info was there.
Thanks for the heads up; saves a lot of searching.

joe

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[Al]

Thanks, I'm thinking at some point the 2.56 changed from a 10 to a 12 either late in 68 or early in 69.
What build date is your Camaro? Will look into this further.

[mark69rs]

Al, it looks as if the build date was 01C. It is hard to tell since what looks to be an 0 is under the rivet.
I am going to post the Tag Info at the "Tag Team Area" to understand what it all means.

Thanks

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[This message has been edited by mark69rs (edited 01-26-2003).]

[DjD]

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Jonesy:
Dennis,

If you go to the home page and index of years, then click on 1969, you can get to a rear end code reference. The link is below:

http://camaros.net/years/69/69rearcodes.html <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

thanks for the link, I had made it to the '69 page with the links but I guess my browser wasn't full screen and was just off to the right as I didn't see a scroll bar and never saw the rest of the links.