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wsbrigham

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Looks like I ate-up the R&P in my rearend and need to get some new gears. Where might I find the best deal on some Ford Racing 3.73's?

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www.buyfordracing.com They have the best deal that I have seen.

 

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justin said:

www.buyfordracing.com They have the best deal that I have seen.

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Thanks for the info!!!

I just checked-out their site and they have great deals. Looks like they are the place to go.

 

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I just checked out JMSchip.com also. They have about the same prices too. The shipping is the same for both places also. I'm also getting ready to order some 3.73's.

 

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justin said:

I just checked out JMSchip.com also. They have about the same prices too. The shipping is the same for both places also. I'm also getting ready to order some 3.73's.

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I also found the gears at Summit Racing for $164 which includes 2nd day air.

 

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That isn't too bad either. The 3.73's shipped to me UPS ground from Buyfordracing comes out to $157. Still that is a pretty awesome deal. Most places are wanting $160 plus $20-$25 shipping charge.

 

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Dang Billy you just bought that car. sounds like you are having fun in it.

 

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S281SC#08 said:

Dang Billy you just bought that car. sounds like you are having fun in it.

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I'm definitely having fun, though my pocketbook isn't. I wish someone would pay me for my experiments

Anyhow, I knew my drivetrain would be the weakpoint with the HP I now have, but I thouhgt I might have atleast a months worth of fun before things started to go south. I really didn't expect the gears to get thrashed. Now I'm thinking I should just spend the cash for a T-5 or T-6 because that's probably what's going to fail next.

 

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Look on the bright side you will have more fun with the new gears and tranny.

 

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Well I went ahead and ordered my 3.73's from Summit Racing. They had the best price. It was $153 shipped.

 

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I decided to get the gears from CJ's Pony Parts - I got the Ford Racing gears and the rebuild kit (including all the bearings and shims) for $200.