rear end

johndeerezach · Jun 25, 2012

yes thank you and i live in eastern iowa so i see a lot of snow ice rain hot weather and mud so thats y i wanted a ls.

johndeerezach · Jun 25, 2012

91turbogsx said:
I always get my TruTrac's from Summit. They can ship it to you for less than what Randy's R&P is asking. But for my rebuild kits/bearings I go through them.

well i cant find on summit where they carry the truetrac for the sterling axle?

91turbogsx · Jun 25, 2012

Detroit TrueTrac from Summit

Enslow · Jun 27, 2012

^^ love mine! I've had it in for two years now...

johndeerezach · Jun 28, 2012

i want one but i kinda wanted to get a tune more i think. they cost about the same i think. but well see on what i do.

91turbogsx · Jun 28, 2012

I say get tunes first. The WOW factor will be a much greater bang for your buck compared to a rear diff.

But....with all that extra power easily spinning that one tire you will want a TrueTrac more. It's a catch22. LOL

johndeerezach · Jun 28, 2012

haha yes for sure in two weeks i should have enough money from working to get a tune. then ill get a true trac after that. but i asked my mechanic and he didnt sound to thrilled about it when i said i wanted him to put a rear diff in my truck, so idk now if he really would do it for as cheap as hes done all my work.

91turbogsx · Jun 28, 2012

There has gotta be a drivetrain shop somewhere around where you are. If you aren't gonna do it yourself I would go to someone who specializes in that department then.