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Old 10-04-2011, 07:28 AM
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Looking to order my 4.10 ring and pinion and limited slip tomorrow, but I don't know which in particular I'm going to get... Has anyone else done a rear end on their 2010 or 2011 yet and If so what part numbers... I was told the rear end was changed up after 09
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There was a bearing change in 09 but the gears stayed the same. Where are you getting them from?
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Not sure yet on what brand to get, I have heard good things about yukon and the trutrac combo, but I think that is a locker. Also I have thought about eaton posi and the Richmond combo ... But what is the bearing kit that I need? Or can they all be reused ... Did u install yours yourself?
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I had one of my techs install mine. I used new OEM bearings and factory 373s that I bought at a good price. The Tru-Track and Eaton Posi are the most popular choices. What size tire and transmission do you have?
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275-55-20 and 4l60e with a shift kit I put in, how long did it take for him to put it in... I think I'm gonna give a crack at it this weekend after I order it tomorrow ... Did u reuse the bearings ? Or new ones
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New bearings all around. Should take a few hours if you have all the tools but if you dont know what your doing pay someone to do it for you.
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I'm pretty mechanically inclined to I'm gonna give it a shot... We have a few press machines, and plenty of indicators at my work so I don't have a problem there. Is the try trac a locker or limited slip, or is there both?
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I had mine done in a 2011. Tru trac with 4.56 Yukon gears. Also ordered a install kit with it. Ordered it all from Randy's ring and pinion
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How is the 4.56 on the freeway
or do u have big tires?
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Also, is the tru trac a locker?


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