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2.5L ('98-'01) Power mods


superj

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U.S. Military - Veteran
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Location
corpus christi, texas
Vehicle Year
2004
Make / Model
ranger edge
Engine Type
3.0 V6
Engine Size
183 ci of tire shredding power
Transmission
Manual
2WD / 4WD
2WD
Total Lift
none
Total Drop
none
Tire Size
235s
My credo
drives a stick shift ranger
Its the whole rear axle assembly
 


scotts90ranger

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RBV's on Boost
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Location
Dayton Oregon
Vehicle Year
1990, 1997
Make / Model
Ford
Engine Type
2.3 (4 Cylinder)
Engine Size
2.3 Turbo
Transmission
Manual
2WD / 4WD
4WD
Total Lift
6
Tire Size
35"
Yeah, much cheaper and faster to change the whole axle assembly than buying gears and having a shop install... you can find a rear axle for $50 to $300ish or buy $200 gears and $150 install kit and pay someone $500 in labor to install them... Unless things are too rusty even for a novice changing a rear axle is a lazy saturday project maybe weekend depending on things...
 

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