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americanjesus

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Im ordering 4.10 gears this week for my baby any things else beside the speedcal should i get? thanks

 

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Don't forget the fluid and friction modifier, as well as the rear end bearings/rebuild kit.

 

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This: http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts/part_details.asp?PartKeyField=5962

OR This: http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts/part_details.asp?PartKeyField=5956

OR This: http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts/part_details.asp?PartKeyField=5957

Also need this: http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts/part_details.asp?PartKeyField=6929

And some 80W-90

 

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Is it necessary to get the rebuild kit? I thought it was only for high mileage cars?

 

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Well he's got a 98, so I assume that he's got a high mileage car.

 

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If you are already in there, may as well get it done...

 

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If you're going to dip into the rear, might as well replace the axle bearings before they go out on you.

 

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i have 80,000 should i go with the rebuild kit?

 

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Well he's got a 98, so I assume that he's got a high mileage car

Didnt read his sig

 

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I posted three levels of rebuild kits, each progressively more expensive ad containing more replacement parts. I think he should go with the biggest kit. Especially if he can do it all himself.

 

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my friend owns a shop so were going to do it there he telling me to go with the 2nd kit so thats what i'll probally do

 

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americanjesus said:

my friend owns a shop so were going to do it there he telling me to go with the 2nd kit so thats what i'll probally do

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Sounds like a plan... Good luck with the install man Might also want to get an extra crush sleeve or two in case you overtorque...

 

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i read somewhere I need a speedo gear, that my speedometer is drive by a gear not ecu yet I can not find a speedo gear to buy, but can i use the speedcal?