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whats the best kind of 4.10

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CALIstanggt

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I was planning on getting some 4.10 gears for my car but i didnt know what brands to stay away from, or which kind of brand should i buy...what kind would be the best for the money thats under 200$....thanks
 

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go to GEFRacing.com. they are FRPP and like 129 bucks. Good deal in my opinion
 

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www.mustangtuning.com has them on sale for 139.99 free shipping. Thats where I got mine. Now I jsut gotta get them put in.
 
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FRPP, call up mustangs unlimited and order the whole kit, they will send you everything you need to set up your rear end. It might not be a bad idea to rebuilt the dif
 
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if im going to take it to a shop to have them put it on do i need to buy anything else besides the 4.10 gears?
 

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you should get an overhaul kit. It is all the bearings and lube and all that good stuff. highly recommended especially for that 10 year old rear end. hell, minds well buy an extra ABS sensor bc its very likely one of those bastards will crack and break. This would be a good time to have your mechanic make sure your axles are still in good shape. When I opened up the differential, my bearings were cutting away at the axles and if i had gone another 5k miles, i wouldve really messed something up. Putting in gears isnt hard, just gotta be careful. Not for the beginner mechanic.
 
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