10 bolt rear advice
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10 bolt rear advice
'89 Iroc with an apparent bad ring and pinion in the rear diff according to previous owner. my question is is this something worth trying to fix this or should I just replace it with a spare rear end?
Anyone have a 10 bolt for sale or know a local shop that rebuilds them for a reasonable price? every shop ive called wants over a grand. I messaged Dyno Don a few days ago but no response yet.
Anyone have a 10 bolt for sale or know a local shop that rebuilds them for a reasonable price? every shop ive called wants over a grand. I messaged Dyno Don a few days ago but no response yet.
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Re: 10 bolt rear advice
It's TPI. 2.73 rear drum posi..
I do not plan to keep the car long.. so keeping costs to a minimum is ideal. The most efficient way to do it would be to find an exact replacement.. just don't know how realistic that will be.
I do not plan to keep the car long.. so keeping costs to a minimum is ideal. The most efficient way to do it would be to find an exact replacement.. just don't know how realistic that will be.
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Car: 87 IROC
Engine: L31 350
Transmission: T56
Axle/Gears: 4.10 D44
Re: 10 bolt rear advice
Getting a "new" rear from a salvage yard will likely be your cheapest solution. Typically a car isn't scrapped because the rear went out... so it should be useable.
Otherwise, buy new gears ($200), bearings, gaskets, misc parts ($200), and labor to install ($200-$300) makes for a $600-$700 ballpark. YMMV.
Otherwise, buy new gears ($200), bearings, gaskets, misc parts ($200), and labor to install ($200-$300) makes for a $600-$700 ballpark. YMMV.
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if your gonna get rid of the car, look on your local craiglist or shop around. should be able to find a used one very cheap.
have you pulled the cover to see whats exactly wrong with your current rear?
have you pulled the cover to see whats exactly wrong with your current rear?
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Re: 10 bolt rear advice
Pulling a complete rear out of another car will be your best bet drum rears out here in cali can be had for under 200.
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Found this on the offer up app $60 complete rear end
This guy seem to have many parts for cheep
This guy seem to have many parts for cheep