OhThree4.6

okay...4.10's are in. I had a buddy that was gonna do it for me, but then realized that my rear end was 8.8' and thought it was 9' somethin'. And he decided not to play doctor on my car and try to wing it, cuz he said it looks quite a bit different. Is there any directions out there that i could see or buy or whatever i have to do to get em in..


DEALER INSTALLATION = FAT WALLET

Flyingmau5

wouldnt it be more like

DEALER INSTALLATION = NO WALLET

OhThree4.6

ehh..


DEALER INSTALLATION = NO HOUSE, NO MONEY, NO CAR...leads sadly to = NO CHICKS

monkeydude3

i talked to a ford tech today and he said that setting the shims for the rear end is not that difficult, it's just you have to take your time and do it right

gt96stang

My suggestion, if you do not know exactly how to do it, take it somewhere.. The last thing you want is a bad install and then having them whine.

OhThree4.6

well i went to advanced auto today to look for a repair manual.. which they have sh-t to build the car from scratch...it had every but a section for the gear...my buddy knows what he's doin'..he just has never done it on my rear end before

V8Cody

Gears are a big pain in the ***! Pay the money....bite the bullet and have them done proffesionally unless you know what your doing. Trust us.

monkeydude3

you need a dial indicator and feeler gauges at the least as well, and a torque wrench, and patience

i've seen them done... and OMG does a LIFT make a world of difference

SleepingGT

get experienced person to do it this is one of few mod's that doing yourself to save labor $$$ is not worth it

Cornbread01

my suggestion you will being saving you self money if you take it to a shop