View Full Version : Getting Gears Installed Friday...
KillJoy
12-17-2006, 06:37 PM
Well, I get a set of NIB FR 4.10's, a Girdle and a Stud Kit a good while ago.
I am having them installed this coming Friday.
I still need to get everything else needed.......tell me if I am missing anything:
Bearing Kit (Jegs p/n: 397-M-4210-B)
Gear Lube (From Ford)
Friction Modifier (From Ford)
RTV Sealant
Can anyone provide the P/N's for the Ford parts I am needing? Am I missing anything?
KillJoy
AstroVic
12-17-2006, 06:49 PM
Killjoy,
Ditch the nasty RTV sealant and go pick up a NAPA "Victor Reinz tuffcork" gasket for about $7.00.
Trust me, the next time you change the gear fluid, you'll be glad you went with the NAPA gasket. I've used them in 5 Panthers with ZERO problems whatsoever. They've very nice gaskets and worth every dime. In fact, I just used one yesterday on my Marauder when I changed out the gear oil. I used Royal Purple 75W90, btw. I'm sure 75W140 would work just as well, too.
Also, if you go with Royal Purple gear oil, you won't need to add any friction modifier. Just a thought for you to consider.
Here are the gaskets. This picture shows the old and new packaging. The one on the right is the new packaging. Either way, it's the same gasket.
http://images6.fotki.com/v75/photos/3/35233/675387/100_0312-vi.jpg
AstroVic
12-17-2006, 06:51 PM
By the way, how much are you paying for the installation?
I'm still kicking around the idea of putting in the 4.10s I previously purchased. Just haven't decided to do it yet.
The updated Ford Spec calls for 75W-140 "High Peformance Lubricant" (synthetic)...any reputable oil brand will do. I use Royal Purple in mine.
Sam
fastblackmerc
12-17-2006, 08:37 PM
The updated Ford Spec calls for 75W-140 "High Peformance Lubricant" (synthetic)...any reputable oil brand will do. I use Royal Purple in mine.
Sam
I used Redline 75w140. Don't need the friction modifier.
ckadiddle
12-18-2006, 08:15 AM
How can you guys have 4.10s in your hands and stand NOT to have them installed IMMEDIATELY???? Sheeesh.
KillJoy
12-18-2006, 09:54 AM
How can you guys have 4.10s in your hands and stand NOT to have them installed IMMEDIATELY???? Sheeesh.
Supercharger
:D
KillJoy
88LTDCV351
12-18-2006, 09:55 AM
Where do I get a 4.10?
KillJoy
12-18-2006, 10:17 AM
4.10 = Rear End gears.
You can get one get a set from Several of our Vendors here. (Reinhart or Innovative Interceptors) Not sure if any other Vendors here sell them.
KillJoy
Eric91Z
12-18-2006, 10:47 AM
Is it OK to use a synthetic immediately on new gears or should they use a traditional gear oil with the additive for break-in. Then change out around 400-500 miles and then go with the synthetic.
Just asking as it look like I will be doing gears this spring.
fastblackmerc
12-18-2006, 11:32 AM
Synthetic from day one. There is a breakin period but you won't have to change the oil.
Dragcity
12-18-2006, 12:20 PM
[quote=KillJoy;453569]Well, I get a set of NIB FR 4.10's, a Girdle and a Stud Kit a good while ago.
I am having them installed this coming Friday.
I still need to get everything else needed.......tell me if I am missing anything:
Bearing Kit (Jegs p/n: 397-M-4210-B)
Gear Lube (From Ford)
Friction Modifier (From Ford)
RTV Sealant
Can anyone provide the P/N's for the Ford parts I am needing? Am I missing anything?
Don't forget the new pinion Seal....
KillJoy
12-18-2006, 12:28 PM
Don't forget the new pinion Seal....
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CHECK!
KillJoy
RF Overlord
12-18-2006, 12:38 PM
+1 on the Victor Reinz gasket...
O's Fan Rich
12-18-2006, 12:45 PM
Might as well put an Eaton, or Auburn differential in while you're at it.....:D :D :D
ckadiddle
12-18-2006, 12:50 PM
Supercharger
:D
KillJoy
How can you guys have 4.10s in your hands and stand NOT to have them installed IMMEDIATELY???? Sheeesh.
Yeah, that would explain it. :D
KillJoy
12-20-2006, 07:03 AM
:bump: :bump: :bump:
I opted to go with the Ford Gear Lube and Friction Modifier.
Two bottles of lube and 1 of modifier. Total cost was $12.
I am going to go an pick up one of those NAPA Gaskets tonight.
The Bearing Kit is set to arrive today from Summit (Jegs was on back order). Shipped yesterday. It's nice being in the same State :D
KillJoy
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