I called up probably the best local place to have some 4.10's installed. All the place does are gears n axles. But since I didnt buy the gears from them they wont warranty it. Also charge $425 for the install. I guess I'll try talking to some generic garages and off road shops... amnit:
hmm.. too bad u dont live around here.. there's a mechanic from the ford dealership who puts gears in for $50 at the dealership on his own time or maybe it was just for good friends
I called up probably the best local place to have some 4.10's installed. All the place does are gears n axles. But since I didnt buy the gears from them they wont warranty it. Also charge $425 for the install. I guess I'll try talking to some generic garages and off road shops... amnit:
"Drifting is like Ballet in a car, the last time I checked, ballet was still GAY!"
That is funny as HE11!!!
Every time I get a new Mustang mag in the mail now it seems to have a feature about that crap . I don't get it. Im bustung my butt and my wallet to keep FROM LOSING traction and they want to do nothing but....Beats me. Nice quote though.
Anyone know of a reputable AND REASONABLE place to do rearend work in the East Tennessee area? I am thinking about doing it myself but have no clue how...yet(haven't researched it) I am planning on 3.55's, 31spline axles, auburn pro diff and stud girdle. I can get the parts for right around a grand and would like to not spend much more on the install. I would also like to be involved with the install. If I don't do it myself I would like to be a part of it. That's the only way I'm gonna learn anything. I also have none of the specialty tools for the job. Any advice/offers???? P.S....Willing to drive a little to save/learn a little.