Where to get 4.10's in Phoenix
07-14-2006, 07:40 PM
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Where to get 4.10's in Phoenix
Just looking for suggestions. AMP says $589 & SVC says $610 & this does not include the $200 for recalibrating my Speedo (Kenne Bell canned -LOCKED- tune)
If anyone has suggestions how I can do this for under $800 let me know PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!!!
If anyone has suggestions how I can do this for under $800 let me know PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!!!
07-15-2006, 03:54 PM
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RE: Where to get 4.10's in Phoenix
Mac...did you try Lopers on I believe Alama School Road and the US 60 in Mesa? They have a lot of performance parts in stock...not sure the price. BTW...who installed and dino tuned the Kenne Bell for you?
07-15-2006, 04:20 PM
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RE: Where to get 4.10's in Phoenix
From what I've seen around $500 is what most places will go for parts and install....but $200 to recal the speedo??? Don't you have some sort of programmer for the KB? That might just be able to do it, if not maybe look into getting a tuner for $400 that should still work with the KB, might have to get the thing re-tuned though....
07-16-2006, 06:00 PM
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RE: Where to get 4.10's in Phoenix
The problem is the install, I can find the parts all over the place, but finding someone who will do the install for cheap is difficult.
Have not tried Lopers... Will check them out tomorrow as there is one down town near where I work.
SVC (scottsdale airpark) did the KB install for me & did a beautiful job too!
Was just hoping someone has heard of a different way to calibrate the speedo. For the older mustangs you could get an electronic calibrater for $99
Have not tried Lopers... Will check them out tomorrow as there is one down town near where I work.
SVC (scottsdale airpark) did the KB install for me & did a beautiful job too!
Was just hoping someone has heard of a different way to calibrate the speedo. For the older mustangs you could get an electronic calibrater for $99
07-16-2006, 11:23 PM
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RE: Where to get 4.10's in Phoenix
Do you have any dyno tuners in your area? They usually know who's good and may be able to recommend someone for the install. That's how I found the mechanic that did mine for only $150 labor. They usually sell tuners and should be able to give you a custom tune and recalibrate your gear setting for you or show you how to when you need to make the change.
07-16-2006, 11:44 PM
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RE: Where to get 4.10's in Phoenix
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The problem is the install, I can find the parts all over the place, but finding someone who will do the install for cheap is difficult.
Have not tried Lopers... Will check them out tomorrow as there is one down town near where I work.
SVC (scottsdale airpark) did the KB install for me & did a beautiful job too!
Was just hoping someone has heard of a different way to calibrate the speedo. For the older mustangs you could get an electronic calibrater for $99
The problem is the install, I can find the parts all over the place, but finding someone who will do the install for cheap is difficult.
Have not tried Lopers... Will check them out tomorrow as there is one down town near where I work.
SVC (scottsdale airpark) did the KB install for me & did a beautiful job too!
Was just hoping someone has heard of a different way to calibrate the speedo. For the older mustangs you could get an electronic calibrater for $99
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