couples questions

[Chevyjoe]

1. how much would you guys charge for complete 6 lug 10 bolts? 3.73 gears, new brakes, fluids seals, etc

2. how do you figure out a gear ratio in an axle? im lookin at some 3/4 ton chevy stuff but the guy doesn't know if its 3.73 or 4.10 ratio.

any input is greatly appreciated. thanks!

 

[bobbed_84_toy]

#1. about $50 and a pack of your favorite beverage:fawkdancesmiley:
Look on cl and see what they're going for. They're not worth much

#2. Divide the #of ring gear teeth by the #of pinion teeth

 

[pokey]

Gear ration check. put the rig on jackstands (or axle) put a mark at 12 a clock on the tire and one on the pinion yoke as well. rotate the tire one complete rotation and count the number of times the yoke rotates. if the pinion rotates like 3 and 3/4 then your close to 3:73 if it goes a little past 4 times then 4:10 and so on.

 

[Chevyjoe]

about $50

damn, thats it? i was thinkin like 1-150 for the set?

Gear ration check. put the rig on jackstands (or axle) put a mark at 12 a clock on the tire and one on the pinion yoke as well. rotate the tire one complete rotation and count the number of times the yoke rotates. if the pinion rotates like 3 and 3/4 then your close to 3:73 if it goes a little past 4 times then 4:10 and so on.

right on! thanks :awesomework:

 

[bobbed_84_toy]

damn, thats it? i was thinkin like 1-150 for the set?

You can get more then $50, I was just flippin ****. Put them up on CL for a few hundred and go down from there

 

[Chevyjoe]

haha ok i know there 10 bolts but damn, that'd suck if thats all they fetched

 

[dirtygoat]

The ring gear will have a bunch of numbers stamped on the side...

The last two sets will be the number of teeth on the ring and then the number of teeth on the pinion, do math as mentioned above...

 

[Chevyjoe]

right on, thanks goat!