I like the price for the both of them. But I don't want to be cheap-scape. If these suck let me know. But I haven't heard any complaints so far, and they seem to be a good bang for the buck (250 for the d30 and d44 cover).

Do they accept the factory drain bolts/plugs?

The bolts they come with, are they strong or can I reuse the factory bolts?

 

Your drain plug is on the rear of the diff housing, so it won't affect it.

 

I like my Tera's





I don't know what kind of deal your gettin on those, but Joe at TeraFlex is great to work with.

 

unless the bolts are EXACTLY the same size, i would use the new bolts supplied. the new cover might be a different thickness requiring longer or shorter bolts. IMO i would use the new parts.

very nice by the way and not a bad price

 

Thanks for the help fellas. Much appreciated.

 

one more thing, im looking at the fill plugs and maybe im not seeing something in the pic but how do those come out. it looks too rounded to me to put any tool into to remove.

 

If you want a great differential cover, would like LubeLockers, and don't mind painting the covers in your choice of color and paying a lot less and patronizing one of the best sponsors of this site, one that offers free shipping (have I convinced you, yet???), get these!

Riddler Differential Covers + Lubelockers: $219

 

At that price, get the Riddlers with LubeLockers from Northridge.

 

x2 Good deal

 

Santa brought me a set this morning