is $850 to regear w 4.56's a good price?
02-02-2010, 02:00 PM
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I have 31's and its right on.
And working on the gear calculator (grimmjeeper)
22re, 5 speed, 4.10's and stock 28's, the rpms are identical to
22re, 5 speed, 4.56's and 265/75/16's (31.6). I am sure they are all close enough to the right range to count. Thats good to know about going up to 33's. Not that I'll ever go up that big.
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02-02-2010, 02:14 PM
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having had a couple of 'shops' do gear installs I wouldn't do it again. There are 2 places in the U.S. I trust to do gear setups correctly, one is ZUK and the other is Chase at East coast gear supply. I've never had gears fail on me from the other shops but it was just a matter of time, or me using them a little rougher. I'd really try to go the factory route, even with shipping it'd be cheaper and done better.
02-02-2010, 05:21 PM
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Can't remember what I paid for my 4.56 thirds off of Craigslist with shipping but it was a lot less than 850$. Keep looking. Heck I'll look for you and if I can find a set on a good deal I'll sell them to you for what I paid as long as you pay shipping to you..... although shipping from New Mexico to Florida may be expensive. Oh better yet! If I find some I'll contact you and pay for them to get shipped to you instead of here first. I will of course want to be paid back when you get a chance.
02-02-2010, 07:32 PM
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I sold my 4.56 diffs for $250... I got 4.88 diffs for $350.
No $850 is not a good deal since you can get complete diffs for a quarter of that.
No $850 is not a good deal since you can get complete diffs for a quarter of that.
02-02-2010, 08:52 PM
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Well, to buy gears and install kits for 2 diffs is going to be around $800 for starters. Then you would still need to get them set up, and as mentioned above, that might be tough. So... $850 isn't the worst number I've ever heard, but I would still have to agree with most of the posts here to look around the entire country to find what you want. I think I paid $80 shipping (maybe $40 I don't really remember) for a diff from GA to AZ. Get the front posted above for $220 and you're half way there.
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