rear end rebuild
04-24-2006, 07:43 PM
#11
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RE: rear end rebuild
iv'e been busy as hell tim.
atleast somebody noticed
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i'm trying to con the better half to go to the track tomorrow.
atleast somebody noticed
..........i'm trying to con the better half to go to the track tomorrow.
ORIGINAL: Tims 88GT
^^agree but i still would by new gears u never know if they got really hot or something. Whats up art i have not seen u around a whole lot?
^^agree but i still would by new gears u never know if they got really hot or something. Whats up art i have not seen u around a whole lot?
04-24-2006, 07:46 PM
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RE: rear end rebuild
but, if you know people like i do...i had mine done for 350.....c-clips/33's/eaton,with kevlar clutch's/3 1/2 in. studs..the whole shabang!..there name is SLINGBLADE.
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400-1000 dallors to install gears and replace the bearings and seals????? g's... *rethinks gears*
400-1000 dallors to install gears and replace the bearings and seals????? g's... *rethinks gears*
04-24-2006, 07:54 PM
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RE: rear end rebuild
my auto teacher is doing mine... hes not your typical auto teacher tho. help my buddy build a 10 second 351W notchback. i just dont wanna spend alot of money. im leaning towards used. i emailed the guy selling the ones on ebay, he says he didnt even put 10 miles on em.
04-24-2006, 07:58 PM
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RE: rear end rebuild
just gears is $100...
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so 350 is with the hook up??[:@] holy shat a gear install alone is ganan run me like 500? plus 200 in gears and seals and stuff, I dont think im ganna do gears then....
so 350 is with the hook up??[:@] holy shat a gear install alone is ganan run me like 500? plus 200 in gears and seals and stuff, I dont think im ganna do gears then....
04-24-2006, 08:14 PM
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RE: rear end rebuild
I bought my 3.73 and rebuild kit off of ebay for a total of maybe 200 give or take a few dollars. Its been a while since i bought them. I would go with ford racing. Richmond has a history of whinning noises.
04-24-2006, 08:16 PM
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RE: rear end rebuild
If you got a lift you can do it while its in the car. Anytime you get used gears, your taking a chance of getting gear whine. I did my gears myself. Wasnt to much trouble, i did mine also at the local shop class. The teacher wasnt there though. I just got a book on how to do it and went at it. Have never had any trouble with it either.
04-24-2006, 09:27 PM
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RE: rear end rebuild
ok which rebuild kit should i get?
#1 pinion and carrier shims
crush sleeve
pinion seal
pinion nut
ring gear bolts
cover gasket
#2 pinion and carrier shims
crush sleeve
pinion seal
pinion nut
ring gear bolts
cover gasket
pinion gear
carrier bearings
or #3 pinion and carrier shims
crush sleeve
pinion seal
pinion nut
ring gear bolts
cover gasket
pinion gear
carrier bearings
axle shaft bearings
axle shaft seals
i need the one with "posi clutches" or whatever will fix my one wheel burnout problem.
#1 pinion and carrier shims
crush sleeve
pinion seal
pinion nut
ring gear bolts
cover gasket
#2 pinion and carrier shims
crush sleeve
pinion seal
pinion nut
ring gear bolts
cover gasket
pinion gear
carrier bearings
or #3 pinion and carrier shims
crush sleeve
pinion seal
pinion nut
ring gear bolts
cover gasket
pinion gear
carrier bearings
axle shaft bearings
axle shaft seals
i need the one with "posi clutches" or whatever will fix my one wheel burnout problem.