when a 10 bolt dies...
change to 4.10 gears
broke 4.10 gears and replaced with 4.10 gears
broke carrier didn't damage new gears swapped carriers
broke 4.10 gears, paid shop to put 3.23 back in
This is 2 years of racing. I paid $80 for a spare rear with 4.10 gears. $100 for new 4.10 gears. $300 for a shop to put the 3.23 back in b/c I am too busy and it is too damn cold to mess with it.
10 lot is on it's way out the door. I haven't decided which route to take yet. Whatever route I take it will be on a small go fast budget. 8.5 GM, 8.8 or 9 in Ford. No 12 bolt.
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1. Destroyed every bearing (except axle bearings) in the darn thing. Quite literally large chunks missing out of the rollers & races of every bearing.
2. Torsen diff go blooey.
3. Line I painted down axles when doing number 1 above...was wrapped about 1/3 the way around when I went to replace rh axle bearing.
I was able to get a used axle assy some years ago and thus had enough spare parts to fix numbers 2 and 3. Sick of patching it together tho. After I get back from the sandbox I will be rid of that stupid axle.
I got $500.00 for my used 4.10 10 bolt rear end in great condition before it had the chance to pop.





