Gear Change in California

[IEJEEPER]

I just installed a set of 37's on my 88 Wrangler (6cyl) and was wonderin if anyone can point me to someone in my area that can re-gear her. What can I expect to pay for this job? Oh yeah, Im in the Riverside/Temecula area in Calif.

[Joe Dillard]

Try contacting John Lemieux (owner) of All 4 Wheel Drive in Corona Ca.

21765 Temescal Canyon Rd. Corona, CA 92883. Tel-951-277-1037. fax-951-277-3941

[Rock WoRM]

I may as well be the first to ask... 'cause someone else prolly will... are U still running stock axles? D30/D35. And are U planning to spend $$$ to re-gear these? If so, U may want to do some re-search in this forum. I'm think I can say with some confidence, most here will not recomend doing that to run 37's. :crackup:


btw... :welcome: newbie!

oh yeah... IMHO the average rate can be anywhere between $300-$450 an axle.




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[IEJEEPER]

Thanks Rock Worm, I was planning on re-gearing my stock axles. I am new and dont know what my options are. Needless to say I will be doin more reasearch on this topic before doin anything. Thanks

[wranglerboy93]

Yeah if your on stock axles don't even bother to re-gear. Get some D60's and gear them.

[chef]

http://www.americangearshop.com does all my gear work. He's in La Habra and stocks or can get all the parts you need as well.

[Rock WoRM]

Where are U located...

A buddy of mine may have a set (F & R) of Waggy 6 lug D44's up for sale if he does'nt use them in his project. I doubt he'll want that much for them. :jiggy:




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[IEJEEPER]

Im in the Riverside County. Its next door to Orange County, or south of Los Angeles County.

[Rock WoRM]

Where are U located...

opps, did'nt re-read the top post. :dunce:

[Joe Dillard]

opps, did'nt re-read the top post. :dunce:
Temecula area is ~1hr drive north of my place, but not up I-5 along the coast, it's up I-15 inland on the way to San Bernardino. :pablo:

[IEJEEPER]

Thanks Fellas, I will be doin some follow up after christmas. I was hoping to hear from y'all how much to expect to pay for this project and how many of y'all fork out the dough for this. Between the lift/wheels and tires and the flares I am wwaaaayyyyy over my budget. Or shall I say the wifes budget.:teehee:

[sand dune coon]

labor and parts are going to be close to 1500 to 2000 - you might find it cheaper but after you buy gears and install kits its not cheap by any means..

[flashfoto]

Pat's Gearbox in San Jacinto is closest to you. Most of the Hemet Jeep Club go there for gear changes.

Call-654-1959

[Rock WoRM]

I am wwaaaayyyyy over my budget. Or shall I say the wifes budget.:teehee:

hmmm... in that case... "just empty every purse" :jump: :jump:




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