[Mus408]

As some of you may know,it comes with just about everything you need,enough pinion shims to last my lifetime,but no instruction or spec sheet at all. That is a little strange,as most gear sets come with that.Oh well,have to pull out the shop manual.

 

[Barnaby]

My 3.73s showed up yesterday...now I can pull out these 4.10s, yay!

I applaud you for doing your own gears, I am not that couragous.

 

[Mus408]

Well I do my own 9 inch setups,plus a Mopar 8 3/4 once in a while,but this will be my first with the Ford 8.8. Same basics apply,just have to work under the car....Ugh!Sure would be nice to have that Eagle,or BackYard Buddy Lift right now!

 

[merc50]

I DID MY OWN 410'S.........SO JUST CURIOUS BUT YOU DONT LIKE THE 410'S?

 

[Barnaby]

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I DID MY OWN 410'S.........SO JUST CURIOUS BUT YOU DONT LIKE THE 410'S?

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Well, given the intended use of the car(open track, street driven and occasional strip) the 4.10s are too much. My last time at the road track I was constantly at the wrong rpm entering and exiting turns. I am sure I would love them at the strip, but for most of my driving they are too much.

 

[TrueBlueBullitt]

Contact Randy's Ring and Pinion...

http://www.ring-pinion.com/

Complete install kit with pinion and carrier bearings plus instructions is $65.

John

 

[merc50]

oh....cool :smile: i would love to do that one day but im afraid with my mods...( track only ) i would be all over that track

 

[Barnaby]

Well, I had the 3.73s put in today. It was like an old friend(I had 3.73s in my previous Mustang). It just felt right to me. Those 4.10s just came on sooo fast with the blower that I couldn't keep up, live and learn I guess.

 

[Mus408]

Working on my 3.73s now. Will take my time,with the usual daily interruptions.