Got a couple of rearend questions
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alright guys im gettin ready to put a set of gears in my car and have a few questions. first off i am going to order the ratech install kit and seen the smart sleeve. Anybody ever use this? what exactly is it benifits? next question is is our cars a 27 spline pinion? and last ever used ratechs pinion depth tool? Thanks guys
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guys thanks alot for the concern about this but settin up gears isnt that bad just takes a little time. i have done rear gears before just not on a 10 bolt and just needed a few questions anwered
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ya i understand that but when you dont have 2 grand just laying around its pretty hard to do something like that. i have had to bust my *** to get it to where it is now but future plans are to find a 9 inch for it
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Otherwise, save the money on this rebuild until you have the funds for a new rear (or have the funds to piece it together over time).
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Typical answers
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Truth is, gears are not that hard to install, everyone is just scared of them. And if you don't have coin for a built rear a gear swap is a good mod for the 10 bolt.
Mine doesn't seem to like the nitrous, slicks, 2 step combo I've been throwing at it for some reason though...
These guys are right, be wary of the track til you get a built rear.
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Truth is, gears are not that hard to install, everyone is just scared of them. And if you don't have coin for a built rear a gear swap is a good mod for the 10 bolt.
Mine doesn't seem to like the nitrous, slicks, 2 step combo I've been throwing at it for some reason though...
These guys are right, be wary of the track til you get a built rear.
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lol gregrob i can understand why the 10 bolt doesnt like that. this car will hardly ever see the strip and wont see slicks. actually its never been to the strip and i might only go to the strip to see what i will run. so have any of you guys ever used the smart sleeve? or ratechs pinion depth tool? the main answer i am looking for on the depth tool is if you can use a regular pair of dial calipers on it
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bore me i would like to know to. i read some about it and i guess its just a crush sleeve but only has to spots that it actually compress compared to i think three on a normal crush sleeve. but i would like to know if its more desierable to have it