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08-28-2012, 11:52 AM

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Johnnystock

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I forgot you need a PST DS and back brace maybe so another 600-700$. LOL

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09-05-2012, 08:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Johnnystock

Well there is over 1000$ of option for rear ends.

About shipping to Canada, the price are just horrible, especially the customs fees when you order with UPS .

I bet it would be cheaper to drive15hours back n forth, pay for motel, gas and install than shipping this big part.

So its a good 3500$+tax+shipping+customs fees..this mod is the worst thing on fbodys.

If your gonna beat on em' it's a fact of life...........

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09-17-2012, 12:34 AM

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I get all my parts sent to a border to a warehouse on the American side. I cross, load it, declare it and pay the tax and I'm on my way home. I live in Alberta so the drive to the Montana is just under 3.0 hours, it's clearly the best and cheapest option for Canadians.

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09-18-2012, 08:12 PM

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Today I purchased a 9" bolt-in setup for my Chevelle from Quick Performance in Iowa. It is a new housing with GM ends, 31 spline axels, with the Yukon Nodular Iron Pro N-Case w/ 5/8” Cap Bolts, Aluminum Daytona Pinion Support, 1350 Steel Yoke, Motive Performance 3:89 Gears, 31 Spline Trac-Lock Posi, & Timken bearings.

Delivered fo $2k. Brayden was a nice enough guy on the phone.