gears/posi/install
Jun 25, 2003 | 01:22 AM
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gears/posi/install
got this quote from a guy local to me...it's for new GM 4.10 gears, an eaton posi and new bearings all installed.
this sound like a good deal to you guys, seems like his prices are pretty good.
I can get truck gear sets as well (it's just a 30min. drive away for me ) It's the same price too...$395 out the door for GM 4.10's. There is no additional labor charge for the posi install. If you don't already have a posi, I can get a brand new Eaton posi for $339+tax, plus $20 for the side bearings (new posi's don't come with bearings). Let me know.
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Jun 25, 2003 | 01:26 AM
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Re: gears/posi/install
Tell me what you recommend, I am thinking on getting a "heavy duty" posi (thats what gm calls it, not sure on how heavy duty it is)as an option with 3.73's, would you recommend saving the $ and not getting the factory posi and instead spend the $ on a eaton or auburn?
Jun 25, 2003 | 01:38 AM
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those are his every day prices from what i can tell. not a bad deal at all, he does fbodies mostly but said he can get me setup for the above pricing. i think i'm gonna go ahead and take him up on the deal next week.
Jun 25, 2003 | 02:19 AM
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Re: gears/posi/install
The price for the Eaton is a steal...
but the price for gears is a rip...$395 for 4.10s?
I got precision gear 4.10s for $150.
Maybe because it's GM 4.10s?
I dunno.
I got my eaton, 4.10s and master overhaul kit which includes the bearings, gasket, etc. basically everything needed for $560.
Install was $200.
but the price for gears is a rip...$395 for 4.10s?
I got precision gear 4.10s for $150.
Maybe because it's GM 4.10s?
I dunno.
I got my eaton, 4.10s and master overhaul kit which includes the bearings, gasket, etc. basically everything needed for $560.
Install was $200.
Jun 25, 2003 | 06:41 AM
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Re: gears/posi/install
got this quote from a guy local to me...it's for new GM 4.10 gears, an eaton posi and new bearings all installed.
this sound like a good deal to you guys, seems like his prices are pretty good.
I can get truck gear sets as well (it's just a 30min. drive away for me ) It's the same price too...$395 out the door for GM 4.10's. There is no additional labor charge for the posi install. If you don't already have a posi, I can get a brand new Eaton posi for $339+tax, plus $20 for the side bearings (new posi's don't come with bearings). Let me know.
Jason
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Jun 25, 2003 | 10:43 AM
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Re: gears/posi/install
The price for the Eaton is a steal...
but the price for gears is a rip...$395 for 4.10s?
I got precision gear 4.10s for $150.
Maybe because it's GM 4.10s?
I dunno.
I got my eaton, 4.10s and master overhaul kit which includes the bearings, gasket, etc. basically everything needed for $560.
Install was $200.
but the price for gears is a rip...$395 for 4.10s?
I got precision gear 4.10s for $150.
Maybe because it's GM 4.10s?
I dunno.
I got my eaton, 4.10s and master overhaul kit which includes the bearings, gasket, etc. basically everything needed for $560.
Install was $200.
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Jun 25, 2003 | 11:46 AM
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Re: gears/posi/install
yeah, the GM gears are like 190 or something close to that...are the GM gears pretty strong though? or would i be better off with some richmonds or motive gears? going with those two would also lower the cost a little. TwoBit, i think that is the same guy that did the work for you.
Jun 25, 2003 | 02:15 PM
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Re: gears/posi/install
the GM gears do cost a little more from what i've heard....i've also heard that they are a little quieter than the other brands of gears. my only worry is if they are as strong as the others or if it's really a problem either way.