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Old 03-31-2008, 11:49 AM
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Default What do you do w/ your 10bolt after a swap?

Just like it says. What is everyone doing w/ their 10-bolts after upgrading rears? I haven't done it yet, but can't decide if I should sell the 10-bolt for a little extra cash, or just keep it for...some reason. I guess getting rid of it would be fine because 10-bolts can be found for cheap if I were to need it. Not that I ever want to go back to stock, or put a 10bolt in it to sell the car. Opinions?
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what are they going for? I might need one this year, i don't have cash to upgrade yet.
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I bought a good, low mileage one locally...paid $150 for it, which seems to be average. Still in my A4 car cutting 1.60 sixty foots....I also bought another spare one, with Eaton posi unit and a girdle for $150...I can still buy maybe 12 more before I get to the point of saying, "I shoulda upgraded to a nine inch or a 12 bolt"...lol.
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I keep all the stock stuff I take off. Just incase sometime down the road...
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I just put some 3.90 gears and a rebuild kit it it 1,500 miles before I swaped for my 9" I sold it minus the backing plates and added the stock 3.42 gears and sold it for $560.
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Originally Posted by rel3rd
I bought a good, low mileage one locally...paid $150 for it, which seems to be average. Still in my A4 car cutting 1.60 sixty foots....I also bought another spare one, with Eaton posi unit and a girdle for $150...I can still buy maybe 12 more before I get to the point of saying, "I shoulda upgraded to a nine inch or a 12 bolt"...lol.
Finally, someone with the same lodgic as me, however no longer having my open trailer at my disposal, my only concer would be getting it home from the track with a broken rear, a hell of a lot of good my pile of spare 10 bolts does me 50 miles from home when i have a broken ring gear.
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Originally Posted by alamantia
Finally, someone with the same lodgic as me, however no longer having my open trailer at my disposal, my only concer would be getting it home from the track with a broken rear, a hell of a lot of good my pile of spare 10 bolts does me 50 miles from home when i have a broken ring gear.
I can understand that...but the track I usually run at has a towing service close by...this I KNOW, lol...In the past it's cost usually a hundred bucks to get rollbacked home. This year though, I have no worries....

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Only way I could get rid of the 2 10 bolts in my backyard was to give them away...........and I still had trouble finding someone to come get them.
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theres not enough boats in Kansas that need an anchor i suppose
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Yeah Im thinking put it in the shed just in case something goes wrong w/ the new rear so i can at least drive the thing
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Originally Posted by rel3rd
I can understand that...but the track I usually run at has a towing service close by...this I KNOW, lol...In the past it's cost usually a hundred bucks to get rollbacked home. This year though, I have no worries....

OFF TOPIC, but are you pulling your car with a 2WD truck?? That truck looks almost exactly like mine. I too pull mine with a 2WD. How's she do?
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Originally Posted by DopdBrd
OFF TOPIC, but are you pulling your car with a 2WD truck?? That truck looks almost exactly like mine. I too pull mine with a 2WD. How's she do?
My truck pulls great. 97 Silverado ECSB that's been de-chromed. It's pulled a trailer of some sort since brand new. A camper for 7 years, and intermittent car trailering for the last 3.
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Most folks sell them. Anywhere from $150-$400 depending on how bad someone wants it

Mine was trashed, so I chucked it.
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Mine got deposited right to the scrap yard. When it went about 4 years ago it had bad bearings, broke limited slip, all the spiders, ring, and pinion all were broke or had teeth missing. It was a nice horribly smelling little piece when I opened it up.

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Well, if anybody is selling a 4 channel, I'll take it!
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mine has a broken diff still want it, the 4.10 gears are still intact
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i need backing plates and ebrake parts for my 12 bolt if anyone has them..
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I'm probably going to sell mine when the 12 bolt gets here. I would keep it for the just in case or if I ever sell the car but unfortunately my lil 2 car garage is only so big!!!
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Originally Posted by ErikElvis
I keep all the stock stuff I take off. Just incase sometime down the road...
I use to do that. Last year I got rid of crap that I've had for 30 years. I took lot of my stuff to my shop that I had up in my garage attic. Anyone want to buy a catalytic converter that I removed from my '77 Trans-Am back in 1978? It only has 18,000 miles on it. lol Bob
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I replaced my 10 bolt before it had a chance to grenade, so I sold it for $350 when I put the 9" in.



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