install prices are these deals or rip offs

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01-22-2005, 07:45 PM

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Yeah I got ripped on my bearings.... They come with the installation kit off thunderracing.....

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01-22-2005, 07:46 PM

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I paid 616 shipped for my True Trac and 4.10 gears.. gonna get a buddy to help me put them on.. 600$ in labor is ridiculous..

That includes a master install kit as well

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01-22-2005, 07:51 PM

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Originally Posted by SmOkA2k3

thanks for the help 1200 includes the posi itself and they said bearings n labor n somin else i dunno does anyone use royal purple in there rear is it worth the money?

with my eaton, i use valvoline 85/140

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01-22-2005, 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Randy Grabert

I Just Put A 2600 Yank Tc In For A Friend I Charge 200 Just For Tc For Rear I Normally Charge You Buy Everything 300 I Use My Shims. The Best Place To Buy Bearings Is At The Industrial Places Bring The Numbers Witch You Can Get At Any Dealer And They Can Corss Them And Save Alot $$$$$$$$$
I Paid Less Than 75.00 For All 6 Bearings

If you buy a master kit from a drivetrain distributor you can usually get the kit for around 70-80 with shims, crush sleeve, nut, bolts, gasket, marking compound, lock-tite, and pinion and diff bearings. You would just have to add you axle bearings if neccesary.
If you were to go to a regular parts store it would probably be over 100 for just bearings.