Gear swap cost?
08-05-2009, 08:38 PM
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//houston.craigslist.org/pts/1306859248.html[/url]
I searched 249 Driveline on here but as usual it didn't produce any results.
They were offering them for $650 for a while...there were people all over the state and surrounding have used them with excellent results. They do ALOT of fricken gears so they are able to give great prices. I think I might just go get em done since they are so cheap. I might even buy a set for a friend! LOL
I searched 249 Driveline on here but as usual it didn't produce any results.
They were offering them for $650 for a while...there were people all over the state and surrounding have used them with excellent results. They do ALOT of fricken gears so they are able to give great prices. I think I might just go get em done since they are so cheap. I might even buy a set for a friend! LOL
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08-06-2009, 05:44 AM
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My local 4x4 shop is doing the Evo gussets and tubes, regearing, and riddler diff covers for a guy for like 1800 for all parts and labor. Seems like a fair price to me.
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where in iowa and whats the name of the shop? that wouldnt be a bad drive for me and that looks like a damn good deal!
08-06-2009, 11:34 AM
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I know at least 4/5 people that run them down there in AZ--some on mostly stock jeeps and the others on their buggies and they swear by them.
They do wear fast and they are a pain to rotate since they are directional---but you are honestly the first I have heard say that they are bad on the rocks.......but then again that gravel in ID is pretty hard core compared to AZ
08-14-2009, 04:58 PM
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hey bud chck out bustabizz at 4xparts on here they have G2 gears on sale thru the end of the month. with 37s you will prolly need 5.13s call bryan he will hook you up.
