Need help deciding what gears to get???
Grand Champion
Joined: Dec 2008
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From: TX
here. around 600-700 if you drive to dallas where i am lol your a 2wd right?
http://www.airram.com/product.php?ca...&productid=170
http://www.airram.com/product.php?ca...&productid=170
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From: South Georgia/East Florida
About average for a single ring and pinion, master install kit and labor.
I've got a local shop here, does excellent work that I've got a deal with for $600 an axle for anyone I send there. It breaks down to about $200 for the gears, $100 for the install kit and $300 for the labor.
I've got a local shop here, does excellent work that I've got a deal with for $600 an axle for anyone I send there. It breaks down to about $200 for the gears, $100 for the install kit and $300 for the labor.
I Beat Tetris
Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Orlando
About average for a single ring and pinion, master install kit and labor.
I've got a local shop here, does excellent work that I've got a deal with for $600 an axle for anyone I send there. It breaks down to about $200 for the gears, $100 for the install kit and $300 for the labor.
I've got a local shop here, does excellent work that I've got a deal with for $600 an axle for anyone I send there. It breaks down to about $200 for the gears, $100 for the install kit and $300 for the labor.
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From: South Georgia/East Florida
No, it actually took the guy less than 2 hours to do a 3 hour job. It just takes them a day and a half to get started...