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03stangblue 07-09-2005 02:25 PM

4.10 gear brands
 
is there any real difference b/t ford racing and motive 4.10 gears. cause im about to purchase but i dont want to go with motive if they are not as good.

Lances03SVT 07-09-2005 03:07 PM

Not much a difference.Ford gears are supposed to be easier to install.

MineralGT 07-09-2005 03:09 PM

I just had the Ford 4.10 gears installed Thursday and I get no gear whine and they make the car pull sooooooo much better. I can cruise on the freeway at 50 and be able to accelerate in fifth at a decent pace.

Lightning247 07-09-2005 04:46 PM

Only use FRPP gearsets.

MineralGT 07-09-2005 05:08 PM


Originally Posted by Lightning247
Only use FRPP gearsets.

Yup...They come out to be cheaper than the Motive's anyway...with the motives you have to purchase the install kit. The FRPP gears come with the shims, all you have to do is see if the shop can sell you a pinion bearing I got one for 20 bucks...Napa also carries them.

FRPP 4.10's: 189.99 MT
Brother's Speedcal: 79.00 Brother's Performance
Oil & friction modifier 13.00 DPR
Gear Install 240.00 DPR

Getting on it for the first time with 4.10's...Priceless

03stangblue 07-09-2005 10:28 PM

ok guess my mind is made up. better to be safe then sorry i guess. ford racing it is. thanks guys

MattJ 07-10-2005 03:32 AM

I got a ford bearing sitting in my car.
:kermit:

spike_africa 07-10-2005 07:33 AM

You can use motive. its just as good. Anyone who can install gears can install motives and make them not whine. just like the fords if they are setup wrong they will whine.

Bout' Time 07-10-2005 09:31 AM

I was going to go to a Ford dealership but My friend
just had his 4.10's installed there and he works there!
and it came to a little over 700 dollars out the door..
but again how can you put a price on something that
you know is going to work right..

Lances03SVT 07-10-2005 10:08 AM

That is way too much.I have a shop locally that installed my 3:73's for $100.

StangMan04 07-10-2005 10:29 AM


Originally Posted by Bout' Time
I was going to go to a Ford dealership but My friend
just had his 4.10's installed there and he works there!
and it came to a little over 700 dollars out the door..
but again how can you put a price on something that
you know is going to work right..


wow $700, toooo much

Bout' Time 07-10-2005 10:32 AM

I just want to find someone I can trust to install
them and them not make any noises.. and who
isn't going to charge me an arm and a leg..

Lances03SVT 07-10-2005 10:48 AM

My Ford dealership said they wanted like $75.00 an hour and the book said it would take 5 1/2 hours to do it.Only good thing is they would warranty thier work.

StangMan04 07-10-2005 11:10 AM

sucks finding sum1 to install them...luckly my dad is a ASE mechanic, so I have some luck with tough projects, plus he has a lift at work which helps too

MineralGT 07-10-2005 11:21 AM


Originally Posted by Bout' Time
I was going to go to a Ford dealership but My friend
just had his 4.10's installed there and he works there!
and it came to a little over 700 dollars out the door..
but again how can you put a price on something that
you know is going to work right..


The warranty is good but think about how many people actually get gears installed by the FORD guys...I'm guessing maybe a few times a month...not too many people are gonna pay 700 bucks. I can't believe your friend works there and stil payed 700 bucks...he goty ripped by his own work place. Now at a reputable shop they probably do at least 6-8 gear swaps a week...Also FORD is quoting 5 1/2 hours? They must take all long break and charge for the time. I had my car done under 3 and they don't whine at all. It's just important to take it to a good known shop.


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