Inexpensive gears somewhere?
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Inexpensive gears somewhere?
I know there have been threads, but wondering if anyone has some inexpensive gears laying around, or websites, or deals somewhere.
I am looking to move to the 4.10's and my friends owns a shop where we will do it all anyways.
I have 4x4, so I will need both sets.
Thanks in advance for any leads!!!
(PS. A 5000lb boat is just a huge pain through appalacians and even on straight ground couldn't get it to find a nice "spot" in the rpms.)
I am looking to move to the 4.10's and my friends owns a shop where we will do it all anyways.
I have 4x4, so I will need both sets.
Thanks in advance for any leads!!!
(PS. A 5000lb boat is just a huge pain through appalacians and even on straight ground couldn't get it to find a nice "spot" in the rpms.)
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depending on the mileage, check the wheel bearings, also you will need a bearing kit, I have precision gears and love them, 4.10 www.precisiongear.com
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I buy all my gears from Randy's Ring and Pinion. They have a great selection, good prices, fast shipping, and knowledgeable salespeople. And no, I'm not affiliated with them in any way. Just a happy customer.
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Good gears are not cheap. Do not go with the cheapest set you can find. (Still shop around though, of course.)
Many have done the cheapest, and then discovered the gears were very noisy, even when installed correctly. The differentials will make a whirring and/or howling noise.
Many have done the cheapest, and then discovered the gears were very noisy, even when installed correctly. The differentials will make a whirring and/or howling noise.