For those with 4.57 or 4.77
For those with an aftermarket final drive gear switch who also went with a reinforced diff housing. Any thoughts or suggestions if it is necessary on a non FI car.
Also on a side note, is it better to buy the componets and let a shop put them in or find a completed rear end and go with that. I am having trouble finding a shop with experience on the S.
Also on a side note, is it better to buy the componets and let a shop put them in or find a completed rear end and go with that. I am having trouble finding a shop with experience on the S.
Do you drive the car very hard (hard shifts aka chirping the tires between shifts) / dump the clutch a lot?
If you answered yes to either, its prob a good idea to get the reinforced diff plus since your changing the gears you'll save on labor doing both at the same time.
If you can't find a place that has done s2k rear ends before, stay far clear! I'd recommend getting an already built diff from hardtopguy. At least then you know it was installed correctly; its what I did
If you answered yes to either, its prob a good idea to get the reinforced diff plus since your changing the gears you'll save on labor doing both at the same time.
If you can't find a place that has done s2k rear ends before, stay far clear! I'd recommend getting an already built diff from hardtopguy. At least then you know it was installed correctly; its what I did
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I bought the complete reinforced 'pumpkin'. Love the 4.57-R gears, feels like an improved, much better car. I went the peace of mind route and now I am glad that there is instant bite in the gears. I know I am going to want to drop the clutch now. It's been raining lately and it is so easy to lose my rear end intentionally. You always get more value by paying a little extra.








