Positraction Tag

Ernest

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Anyone ever buy one from Mikes Montes.

Bought one, brand new, looks great, but this small padded only packaging evelope is little to be desired. It came slightly bent downward towards the middle of the tag, i had to flatten it a tad. Figured they would have thought about sandwiching the tag between two small thick peices of cardboard, or a small paded box.

Unless its supposed to have a slight curve in it, other than that, its a nice peice...

 

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69hurstolds

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• Friday at 7:22 PM

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After it's mounted, you'll see that slight bend won't even be a factor. I got an NOS one that's not 100% perfect, either.

 

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melloelky

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• Friday at 7:33 PM

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69hurstolds said:

After it's mounted, you won't see anything...

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fixed it for ya😉😛

 

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spidereyes455

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I always used to pull them off at the junkyard when I saw them. I have a stack of them at least 2 inches thick somewhere

 

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Ernest

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Back in the mid 90s' , i had a factory/OEM tag once.... went to a local junkyard looking for a complete 10bolt/8.5" factory positract differential, the entire rear end.

Found one off a 1976 chevelle/malibu 4dr of all cars, never thought one could be ordered for, what i consider a family car, had 2.73 gears, pulled them out and put in a set of 4.10 gears while still retaining the oem posi diff unit for my 1975 chevelle 2dr hot rod.