Ford Racing Gears...be Careful
06-07-2005 | 10:47 AM
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Ford Racing Gears...***BE CAREFUL***
**********WATCH OUT**********
When Ordering Ford Racing Rear Diff Gears...if The Part # Ends With An "n" Do Not Buy Them...just Had A Rude Awakening..they Might Fit Your Mustang But They Are Not Made For A Mustang...i Could Go On And On About This But It Will End Up Costing You Huge In The End.i Was Not Aware Of This When I Ordered Them And The Company Never Said Otherwise Either...spend The Extra Dough And Buy Richmond !!!!!!!!!! I'll Know Next Time
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06-07-2005 | 01:30 PM
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Thats weird! I always recommend Ford gears as I rarely have to shim them, I've always had to shim the Richmond Gears...... I've also seen a couple of prematurely worn ring gears from Richmond, never had that problem with genuine Ford stuff. That sucks dude, I hope things work out for ya.
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06-07-2005 | 01:30 PM
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Those are new gears with different type of cut and a bevelled rear face. They have to be set up differently than the non "N" gear. Can't recall the precise changes, but I will look them up. If anyone is NOT familiar with installing "N"'s - don't do it. I think they are only available in one ratio 3:73 or 4:10 - not postive which one.
06-07-2005 | 01:35 PM
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Originally Posted by lxexpress
**********watch Out********** When Ordering Ford Racing Rear Diff Gears...if The Part # Ends With An "n" Do Not Buy Them...just Had A Rude Awakening..they Might Fit Your Mustang But They Are Not Made For A Mustang...i Could Go On And On About This But It Will End Up Costing You Huge In The End.i Was Not Aware Of This When I Ordered Them And The Company Never Said Otherwise Either...spend The Extra Dough And Buy Richmond !!!!!!!!!! I'll Know Next Time
Thousands of people don't seem to have a problem. Perhaps had you got the correct gears, you wouldn't have this problem.
