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It is possible to use the stearling 10.25 parts to reduce cost that part was in a 4wheel magazine. Might save some bucks I wouldn't do it if I planned on towing heavy but might be a option to save a few nickels and dimes. A good driveline shop or gear vendor will know what is intercheangeable
I had 3.73s before. I wanted 4.30s because I couldn't decide for sure if I wanted to run 37s and 4.30s are better for 35s. Plus, I got the new gears and install kits for both axles on Ebay for about $550
i have always wondered if it was possible to call my extended warranty company and tell them my rear end blew out and tell them the axle code for 4.30 gears and a limited slip. i guess i can dream
Me too....they sold me my gears and they have awesome customer service.
Originally Posted by cartmanea
Yes, all the aftermarket 10.5 gears are actually 10.25. The only 10.5 gears you can get are from Ford and they are retardedly expensive.
Yes they are...Monsta had the same problem when I sold him my 4.30s. They were meant for my 10.25 rear and he had a 10.50 rear. A 10.25 install kit later, Monsta has a BSEG.
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