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MyBloodRunsBlue

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Well, I called a local ford dealership and they gave me a quote of 813.00 dollars to put 4.10's in my car. WTF???!!!!??? :wtf how in the hell could they charge me that much money to put damn gears in my car? if you have had someone else put gears in your car, how much did they charge you??

Wesley
 
i havent had that done but ive heard 400 at the most
 
MyBloodRunsBlue said:
Well, I called a local ford dealership and they gave me a quote of 813.00 dollars to put 4.10's in my car. WTF???!!!!??? :wtf how in the hell could they charge me that much money to put damn gears in my car? if you have had someone else put gears in your car, how much did they charge you??

Wesley
I did the install myself, just cost parts and beer.... :rockon
The local shops however quoted me around $500 with parts included. One shop specialized in Mustang performance, the other specialized in rear-end gearing. $500 is about right, they can be a pain to align correctly.
 
neckbonekat said:
Why would you ever go to a dealership to get aftermarket work done? You had to know they were going to try to rape you. LOL
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Gear install, WITH the Extra BSR Modified Dif. Mod and All Parts included cost me 492. At a mustang performance shop.
 
You can get Ford Racing gears for about $150-200, pm tommyboy, he just bought Ford Racing 3:73's for about $150, I don't remember where. Just call around the local shops and get a price quote. Like White99stang said, NEVER go to the dealership for anything except warranty stuff, they will ALWAYS rape you.
 
I would call around. Not everyones does gears since they can be very tricky. Any local transmission place should be able to do it. I know Aamco won't do it, because they won't install aftermarket gears.
 
where are you located?
 
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lol 1 day after i asked a ford dealership to do it and they said 813.00, i called a performance shop and they quoted me 340.00 for everything. labor and parts. i'll have to say i'm going with the performance shop. i'm in mobile, alabama sonic
 
If you do this though I would definitely get a dial indicator just to make sure that your backlash is right and you don't have to add a few shims here and there. Not hard at all though. I have done this twice once in the front and rear end of my f-250 and in the rear end of my mustang. Never have had any problems.
 
Yea dealers rape you for anything but warrenty... hell I called a dealer and asked if they could recalibrate my speedo after i changed the gears, they said yea so i took her in, then they charged me $30 ****ing dollars to tell me that they could not do it... i was steemed and let them know it... I had a guy I know change my gears... it cost $150 for the labor (i bought the gears beforehand) but from what I hear FRPP gears are the way to go
 
Ryno said:
Yea dealers rape you for anything but warrenty... hell I called a dealer and asked if they could recalibrate my speedo after i changed the gears, they said yea so i took her in, then they charged me $30 ****ing dollars to tell me that they could not do it... i was steemed and let them know it... I had a guy I know change my gears... it cost $150 for the labor (i bought the gears beforehand) but from what I hear FRPP gears are the way to go
That's nuts. I do believe I would have told him where to put that bill - I don't pay people to tell me what the can't do.
 
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