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Anyone know of a good (reasonably priced) shop to swap ring and pinions in the philly suburbs?
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can you do it yourself? it would be much cheaper
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can you do it yourself? it would be much cheaper
the rear yes, but i have never tackled the front diff before.
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the front is no different from the rear, its just in backwards thats all
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rears can be tricky . I have done but things do go wrong. Good luck
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