Motive Or Frpp 4.10's

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swl987

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which ones should i get? does ford sell an install kit with bearings like motive does?

 

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DEFINITELY FRPP. From what I have read it is much more difficult to install and shim other brands. FRPP sells three levels of installation kits, each one has more stuff.

Find it all at www.fordracingparts.com or buy the catalog for $5 at the Ford parts counter.

 

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Darkhorse845

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It's no question get the FRPP 4.10's.Why are you still debating
this subject? FRPP is the only way to go!
Also get a Richmond bearing kit since Richmond makes
the best bearing kit.

 

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ceyko

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I went FRPP. I rationlized it based off their importance. Kind of like internal engine parts, these are internal to the rear. Why take a chance with something, just to save very little. I hear good reports from the other stuff though.

Take care,
Ceyko

 

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Darkhorse845 said:

It's no question get the FRPP 4.10's.Why are you still debating
this subject? FRPP is the only way to go!
Also get a Richmond bearing kit since Richmond makes
the best bearing kit.

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try2catchmy99

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Another Vote for FRPP

My First set of 4.10 FRPP=No Whine

My New Motive Set=whine

 

BlackenedSVT

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You get what you pay for. FRPP all the way.

 

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i seen a thread like this before maybe on here and alot of people were going with the motives over the frpp and reccomending the motives over the frpp, so thats what i ordered. (still waiting on to get them installed so i cant comment on if the motives whine.

 

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try2catchmy99

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mexis97gt said:

i seen a thread like this before maybe on here and alot of people were going with the motives over the frpp and reccomending the motives over the frpp, so thats what i ordered. (still waiting on to get them installed so i cant comment on if the motives whine.

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Well if I had to pick a alternative brand of gears It would be motive.

I wouldnt be too concerned about the motives whining, the majority of the time they dont.

Just be sure break them in.

 

Roxstang

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I have had FRPP 3.73, 4.10 and 4.30 in my stang. All performed great!! I had Motive gear in my truck (4.56, I had 37x12.5x15 BFG's) and they worked just fine. They were a little harder to set up (parts chasing, more measuring) and I didn't notice any "whine" due to tire noise!!! As long as the they are set up correctly there shouldn't be a problem. I still lean towards FRPP due to the fact the kit is more complete

 

White Stang

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Motive Gears

 

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FRPP

 

AdRock

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I've had the Motive 4.10's in my ride for months now. No whine at all. Plus I got the set brand new for supercheap off EBay.