Red96TA

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Now I'm sure this has been asked 9384509483509348 times, and I tried a search, but go figure it is not working... Is there an alternative to spending like $2000 on a 12 bolt?

mzoomora

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Yes. Spend $300+ on many 10 bolts.

Or go slow.

Red96TA

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Damn. Going slows not an option. $300 adds up pretty quick. sooo i guess im stuck huh... lol

CTSmechanic

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Spending 1500 on a used one....options with reliability are limited in the rear end dept.. no junk yard salvage peice or souped up 7.5 is worth a damn.. The drivetrain is just an expensive area of the car.. theres no way around it... It strikes me funny that people will spend limitless amounts of money on engine/suspension but when it comes time to do the right thing on drivetrain they cheap out..

Red96TA

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I just look around for good pricing. Saving money allows me to spend it on other areas of the car :-). If thats the price that needs to be paid then so be it, but if not, whats wrong with saving a few hamiltons? Wheres a good place to look for used ones? I checked ebay last week with some not-too-satisfying results.

keliente

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If there was a cheap alternative, do you think 12 bolts and 9 inches would fly off the shelves like they do?

SUCK MY SS

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just blew my 10 bolt

daniel6718

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if you have an auto just keep either 3.42 or 3.23 in it and it will live...seen many autos cutting 1.4 60' consisitantly on 10 bolt...im one of them

Johnny5

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A stud kit and girdle will help some but it you break it then you are still out $100 + $$$ for a new rear.