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You can do it either way. A center section from an 81-83 GSL diff will bolt right in, and retains the drum brakes. However, the 83 uses a different driveshaft. 84-85 centers cannot be used, due to different axle size (diameter). Some say the late 83 had these larger axles, but my late 83 did not.
A complete unit from 81-85 will bolt in, but you will need to modify the brake line, and make sure you get the driveshaft to match if the rear axle assembly is from an 83-85. You will also need the park brake cables from the disc brake unit.
A complete unit from 81-85 will bolt in, but you will need to modify the brake line, and make sure you get the driveshaft to match if the rear axle assembly is from an 83-85. You will also need the park brake cables from the disc brake unit.
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