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AP1 Rear Differential with a 4.77 Final Drive
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$750 is actually not bad, I sold my 4.56 for $1100 but it was Comptech Reinforced. GLWS. Short gears ftw
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I have for sale a used AP1 rear differential with a 4.77 final drive. It was installed by the previous owner of my car. I was told the diff was built by PuddyMod. I did not have any problems with it. No unusual noises were heard, no leaks, and it ran smoothly. I decided to go back to stock so my loss is your gain! Please e-mail me at jdmturbodc@hotmail.com if you are interested or if you have any questions (I don't check here often). I am located in San Diego, CA for pickup. $750 or best offer, no trades, shipping and paypal fees extra. Thanks!
Hi, Just a FYI I did not build that rear
It would have had my mark on it and the seal would be clean and not seen, sorry.
The price you are asking is still very good as the rear looks to be a 2006 or newer AP2 (maybe AP1 input flange) and it has a 4.77 gear set, $750 is a good deal for someone if the rear is in good condition as you say. Good luck with your sale
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Originally Posted by Project AP turbo' timestamp='1381275589' post='22817863
I have for sale a used AP1 rear differential with a 4.77 final drive. It was installed by the previous owner of my car. I was told the diff was built by PuddyMod. I did not have any problems with it. No unusual noises were heard, no leaks, and it ran smoothly. I decided to go back to stock so my loss is your gain! Please e-mail me at jdmturbodc@hotmail.com if you are interested or if you have any questions (I don't check here often). I am located in San Diego, CA for pickup. $750 or best offer, no trades, shipping and paypal fees extra. Thanks!
Hi, Just a FYI I did not build that rear
It would have had my mark on it and the seal would be clean and not seen, sorry.
The price you are asking is still very good as the rear looks to be a 2006 or newer AP2 (maybe AP1 input flange) and it has a 4.77 gear set, $750 is a good deal for someone if the rear is in good condition as you say. Good luck with your sale
Please remove my name from your add reference/description this is not my work, Thank you
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Originally Posted by Project AP turbo' timestamp='1381276658' post='22817893
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750 is kinda high lmk if you decide to drop the price!
750 is kinda high lmk if you decide to drop the price!
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After seeing the pics I can say for sure that its not mine. I would have given it a fresh paint job and the seal would be neat and clean.
The rear it's self is wort $400 to $500 on its own because it is late model AP2, 2006/07 the 4.77 gears new are around $400 now and a install cost on the average $400, plus seals, and other needed parts.
$750 is a great deal
The rear it's self is wort $400 to $500 on its own because it is late model AP2, 2006/07 the 4.77 gears new are around $400 now and a install cost on the average $400, plus seals, and other needed parts.
$750 is a great deal
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After seeing the pics I can say for sure that its not mine. I would have given it a fresh paint job and the seal would be neat and clean.
The rear it's self is wort $400 to $500 on its own because it is late model AP2, 2006/07 the 4.77 gears new are around $400 now and a install cost on the average $400, plus seals, and other needed parts.
$750 is a great deal
The rear it's self is wort $400 to $500 on its own because it is late model AP2, 2006/07 the 4.77 gears new are around $400 now and a install cost on the average $400, plus seals, and other needed parts.
$750 is a great deal