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  • Good Place for Ring and Pinion Install?

    I have a 3.73 gear that is sitting in my garage waiting to be installed. The question is what is a great place to get this installed with me having to pay a arm and a leg?

    Thanks!

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    Well you are close to me and i hear this place is good:
    http://www.driveline-solutions.com/scart/agora.cgi
    it is in roseville. Idk about pricing though.

    I think Sean @ CARS, a sponsor here, also does it.


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    • #3
      i remember seeing a shop called "ring and pinion" somewhere, i can't say anything about their work i havent had anything done there, but i mean youd think they'd be good at the only thing they do. i can fish up the number somewhere if you want it.
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      • #4
        Originally posted by 00firebird
        i remember seeing a shop called "ring and pinion" somewhere, i can't say anything about their work i havent had anything done there, but i mean youd think they'd be good at the only thing they do. i can fish up the number somewhere if you want it.
        That is where I usually get the work done at (since my dad used to get his 68 camaro's rear end worked on their). But I am looking around for other shops. They do awesome work but I like to shop around
        Last edited by l337_haxs; January 22nd, 2007, 09:38 PM.

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        • #5
          Scott Koreski of Driveline Solutions hands down! He built my 9" and has hooked me up before with gear installs. He is THE MAN for rear end work. He takes the extra time setting up the gears to get a good wear pattern etc. PM coming to you for contact info. He lives in Eastpointe too so he's pretty close.
          A bunch of bolt-ons, heads/cam, LT's 9" rear, 4.30 gear. Best on Nittos 11.90 @ 120.4 w/ 1.89 60'
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          • #6
            Originally posted by CLOKWRK
            Scott Koreski of Driveline Solutions hands down! He built my 9" and has hooked me up before with gear installs. He is THE MAN for rear end work. He takes the extra time setting up the gears to get a good wear pattern etc. PM coming to you for contact info. He lives in Eastpointe too so he's pretty close.
            Awesome Thanks!!!

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            • #7
              Driveline definitley is good but when i went to do my 4:10's it was almost impossible to get ahold of Scott it seems like, so CARS did mine, and there perfect!

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Keego Ridah
                Driveline definitley is good but when i went to do my 4:10's it was almost impossible to get ahold of Scott it seems like, so CARS did mine, and there perfect!
                X2 on koresky being hard to get ahold of, if you can get ahold of him he does great work for sure! Or you can call Sean@CARS he does a great job and is easy to get ahold of and plan an appt.
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