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Title: Looking for a place than can install gears
Post by: Muppetz3 on April 24, 2014, 08:08:42 AM

Hi guys,
   I am looking into regearing my 2010 dodge ram, looking to put 37's on it and some new gears so it's stock speeds.  Not sure of the cost or what all is involved, do you guys know any shops around here that can help me with some questions?

Title: Re: Looking for a place than can install gears
Post by: Wingman on April 24, 2014, 09:15:10 AM

M4WD&Fab (http://www.m4wdfabrications.com/) located in Henrietta can likely help.  You can contact Mike via PM here.  His forum name is smichaelR22.

If he is unable to, Gevo's Rears and Gears (http://www.rearsgears.com/) in Seneca Falls...

Title: Re: Looking for a place than can install gears
Post by: smichaelR22 on April 28, 2014, 02:36:48 PM

1/2 , 3/4 or 1 ton?  cab model?

Typically i stay away from something this new and heavy- but i can help ball park what the cost should be.  i usually charge 250 an axle to setup plus parts.  more or less if its a carrier change or "off road only" setup.

Id assume i dont have the proper setup bearings / depth tool for whatever contraptions they put in new trucks now.  I just stock mostly jeep and chevy setup parts, so that can also add cost if needed.

Title: Re: Looking for a place than can install gears
Post by: Dragon on April 29, 2014, 08:11:36 AM

i might suggest talking to JS Transmission on Rt104.  They just finished putting new gears in my Rubicon.  They were meticulous in making sure the new gears worked perfectly, overcame obstacles inherent in the 2011 platform, and were decently priced.