before i order gears...
#1
before i order gears...
i am going to order gears for my 97 gt in the next few days...i just need some help real quick before ordering. I am going to order the FRPP 4.10 gears and the bearing kit(this includes the installation kit right?). Also, do i need the speedcal or not? do you guys suggest getting it? thanks
#2
Originally Posted by 97stanger
i am going to order gears for my 97 gt in the next few days...i just need some help real quick before ordering. I am going to order the FRPP 4.10 gears and the bearing kit(this includes the installation kit right?). Also, do i need the speedcal or not? do you guys suggest getting it? thanks
#6
Originally Posted by MattJ
dont forget 3 quarts of rear end fluid and friction modifier if the rear end fluid doesnt have it in it. i suggest anything synthetic.
#9
Yes a speedo recal is required. I got a FRPP one. It was only $81 bucks, but I do work at a ford dealer. Once they get the rear end apart they may say you need to replace your carrier berrings, I had to. About 90 bucks for them, and good peace of mind.
#10
2 different kinds of bearing kits
There are 2 different bearing kits. One has all the bearings, PLUS the wheel bearings - it usually costs over $120. Then there is the bearing kit that has all the bearings you need to do the swap, WITHOUT the wheel bearings, that costs around $90.
tripleblack
tripleblack
Originally Posted by 97stanger
i thought that the bearing kit came with bearings, and that the installation kit was the same as the bearing kit just without the bearings...
#13
Bearings
Just went and eyeballed the kit - must admit I'm not sure if it includes wheel bearings or not, but doesn't appear to. If you need new wheel bearings, your installer will tell you.
As for a shift kit, I don't have an aod, but everybody I know really notices the difference once you get one. If you have the money (good shift kits are not cheap - shop around), its a good investment.
If you're short the cash, you can consider a tuner (SCT or Diablo - I recommend the SCT) instead of a speedo recalibrator. This will give you a tool to reset your speedo and shift points/firmness, as well as all the tune and error code reading capabilities they have.
tripleblack
As for a shift kit, I don't have an aod, but everybody I know really notices the difference once you get one. If you have the money (good shift kits are not cheap - shop around), its a good investment.
If you're short the cash, you can consider a tuner (SCT or Diablo - I recommend the SCT) instead of a speedo recalibrator. This will give you a tool to reset your speedo and shift points/firmness, as well as all the tune and error code reading capabilities they have.
tripleblack
#16
okay i think i might have found one by b&m... http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...82&prmenbr=361 ...let[/url] me know if that will work with my car, im not good with codes like they give
remember i have a 1997 mustang gt auto
thanks
remember i have a 1997 mustang gt auto
thanks
#17
Ive heard to stay away from the shift kits out there, and go with a Jerry Mod. I think you can find some info at www.tccoa.com Check that out first, its cheap and easy from what I hear.
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