Aftermarket Gear Sets...Who & Where

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The Dan

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I'm going to buy a set of 3:55 gears for the 65 FB. Who makes a quality set, and of those of you who have changed out your gears, where's a good place to buy them from?

Also, what else needs to be purchased when you buy the gear sets? Are there other parts that should be replaced while the rear is apart? Thanks.

 

66P51GT

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If you are running an 8" or 9", go to Currie is in Anaheim. They are top notch.

 

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That's only 20 min. from me. Do they sell direct?

 

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Check out the link. They sell direct, drop-off, mail order, you name it.

 

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Richmond another very reputable co. You can buy from them or Summit. Make sure to get an install kit. Comes with everything you need to do the gear install

 

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My 4.11's are Richmond and I love them. Richmond are known for having a lot of gear whine, but mine make no noise what so ever.........or maybe they are and I just can't hear it over my 40's!!!

 

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I wish Currie was 20 Min from me, would have saved some cash on shipping of my 9"

Check them out, always had good service and quick response.

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