Help with re-gearing information
I'm looking to re-gear my Rubicon but I wasn't sure what I need to purchase.
On the Northridge page they have sets that include overhaul kits, and some that include install kits. Which set do I need?
Second question, how many sets do I need? I thought it was one set per axle, which means I need to purchase two sets. Is this correct?
Thanks in advance,
Beel
On the Northridge page they have sets that include overhaul kits, and some that include install kits. Which set do I need?
Second question, how many sets do I need? I thought it was one set per axle, which means I need to purchase two sets. Is this correct?
Thanks in advance,
Beel
I purchased everything from Dave at Northridge4x4. I called him on the phone to place my order, and he answered my questions.
Then, I had American Expedition Vehicles (AEV) in Missoula do the install. They charged $795 for labor, fluids, etc. I decided it was worth driving from Billings to Missoula to have someone do the install who already had done dozens or more gear changes on Rubi JKs. Call them and ask for Kent. Tell him Anthony in Billings suggested you call.
Then, I had American Expedition Vehicles (AEV) in Missoula do the install. They charged $795 for labor, fluids, etc. I decided it was worth driving from Billings to Missoula to have someone do the install who already had done dozens or more gear changes on Rubi JKs. Call them and ask for Kent. Tell him Anthony in Billings suggested you call.
I've been undecided about who I'd go to for the actual install. I've been to Mike's 4x4 here in Bozeman and I know they do some serious mod work but frankly they didn't fill me with confidence. It's one of those shops that they treat you like an idiot and they don't seem interested in doing any work on the Jeep.

Out of curiosity, how would you compare the drive to Missoula versus the drive home to Billings?
Thanks again,
Beel


