good shop for gear install in utah?
04-13-2010, 11:00 AM
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good shop for gear install in utah? Does anyone know of a reputable shop to install some gears near Salt Lake City, Utah? It's been a while should I still expect around $500-$1000 including parts?
04-15-2010, 11:51 PM
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Honestly brother, I wouldn't spend the money for a set of gears for the 10-bolt.
Even with a stock drivetrain, putting some sticky tires on that thing with a M6 really runs the chance of the rearend breaking.
Me? Even if you plan on keeping the drivetrain stock in that thing, I would get at least a 12-bolt.
Just bolt the thing in and go.
Either way, bump for a great guy.
Edit: Plus, you might get better "regional" results in this part of the board https://ls1tech.com/forums/western-members-59/
Even with a stock drivetrain, putting some sticky tires on that thing with a M6 really runs the chance of the rearend breaking.
Me? Even if you plan on keeping the drivetrain stock in that thing, I would get at least a 12-bolt.
Just bolt the thing in and go.
Either way, bump for a great guy.
Edit: Plus, you might get better "regional" results in this part of the board https://ls1tech.com/forums/western-members-59/
04-19-2010, 03:27 PM
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Honestly brother, I wouldn't spend the money for a set of gears for the 10-bolt.
Even with a stock drivetrain, putting some sticky tires on that thing with a M6 really runs the chance of the rearend breaking.
Me? Even if you plan on keeping the drivetrain stock in that thing, I would get at least a 12-bolt.
Just bolt the thing in and go.
Either way, bump for a great guy.
Edit: Plus, you might get better "regional" results in this part of the board https://ls1tech.com/forums/western-members-59/
Even with a stock drivetrain, putting some sticky tires on that thing with a M6 really runs the chance of the rearend breaking.
Me? Even if you plan on keeping the drivetrain stock in that thing, I would get at least a 12-bolt.
Just bolt the thing in and go.
Either way, bump for a great guy.
Edit: Plus, you might get better "regional" results in this part of the board https://ls1tech.com/forums/western-members-59/
thanks for the TTT
