Where to get chrome diff. covers
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Where to get chrome diff. covers
Front and rear, can't find anyplace online that has it specific. Need cheap chrome, don't want to pony up for mag-hytect or whatever. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Badford
i purchased both mine front & rear on e bay for around $20 each. both have held up good threw the salty winters. chrome that is....
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7976822513 here is an aution # i just typed in chrome differential cover and 2 pages of them came up....
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Morning,
Just and FYI, the chrome covers will raise yout diff fluid temps and average of 20-30 degrees, chrome is a real good insulator. I know you mentioned you didn't want a cast aluminum cover because of price, believe me I agree with you. Check out the link below on the PML covers, they are "AS" cast with no powder coating (also a very goooooog insulator) and are very reasonable. Not as low priced as chrome but for a quality aluminum a very good value and they get you the same degree of fluid temp drop too!
http://www.dieselperformanceparts.co...bc&f_match=200
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Just and FYI, the chrome covers will raise yout diff fluid temps and average of 20-30 degrees, chrome is a real good insulator. I know you mentioned you didn't want a cast aluminum cover because of price, believe me I agree with you. Check out the link below on the PML covers, they are "AS" cast with no powder coating (also a very goooooog insulator) and are very reasonable. Not as low priced as chrome but for a quality aluminum a very good value and they get you the same degree of fluid temp drop too!
http://www.dieselperformanceparts.co...bc&f_match=200
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Originally Posted by 77hiboyboy
Will a dana 60 cover work 
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Originally Posted by Streetcruzer
I need to be more precise! I directed you to that page for a idea of what they have to offer! You can look over the rest of the site for your personal needs or email them for information for your particular application!
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