2014 Gear Swap to OEM 4.10's
#1
2014 Gear Swap to OEM 4.10's
New here... Just bought a 2014 FX4. Planning on Fox 2.0 shocks with 35x12.5x20 tires. Also planning on a gear swap to 4.10. I am want to use Ford OEM gears to better my chances of avoiding gear whine.
Here are the part numbers I came up with for the ring & pinion sets:
Front8.8: OEM 8L3Z3222A
Rear 9.75: OEM AL3Z4209E
Any insight would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Kip
Here are the part numbers I came up with for the ring & pinion sets:
Front8.8: OEM 8L3Z3222A
Rear 9.75: OEM AL3Z4209E
Any insight would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Kip
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#2
Senior Member
New here... Just bought a 2014 FX4. Planning on Fox 2.0 shocks with 35x12.5x20 tires. Also planning on a gear swap to 4.10. I am want to use Ford OEM gears to better my chances of avoiding gear whine.
Here are the part numbers I came up with for the ring & pinion sets:
Front8.8: OEM 8L3Z3222A
Rear 9.75: OEM AL3Z4209E
Any insight would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Kip
Here are the part numbers I came up with for the ring & pinion sets:
Front8.8: OEM 8L3Z3222A
Rear 9.75: OEM AL3Z4209E
Any insight would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Kip
#3
I purchased these gear sets from a Ford parts deal off of this forum. He says that they are both genuine Ford parts. I havent received them yet... I paid right around $450.00 for both sets.
#4
Senior Member
Let us know how it goes. I may be doing a swap in the future and staying OEM seems like a good idea when possible. Granted, I did Motive's on my last truck and had no issues, but 4.56's weren't an OEM option
#5
So... I received my gearsets. As promised, they appear to be genuine Ford Mo Co parts. However, I have to say I was very disappointed to see "Made in Taiwan" stamped on the side of the box.
Realistically, I guess I shouldn't have expected the parts to be made in the US. It's ironic that we read so much about cheap Chinese gear sets, yet when you buy OEM parts they still are made overseas. I'm sure they'll be fine but it's just irritating.
K
Realistically, I guess I shouldn't have expected the parts to be made in the US. It's ironic that we read so much about cheap Chinese gear sets, yet when you buy OEM parts they still are made overseas. I'm sure they'll be fine but it's just irritating.
K
#6
I had the gear sets installed today by a guy here in Tulsa. He charged me $600.00 for the job. I am happy to report that there is no gear whine to be heard at all.
So, in total, the project cost me around $1300.00
In my book it is well worth the money when installing 35's
Gears : $450.00
Misc install parts: $250.00
Labor: $600.00
So, in total, the project cost me around $1300.00
In my book it is well worth the money when installing 35's
Gears : $450.00
Misc install parts: $250.00
Labor: $600.00
#7
Who did the install? I'm looking for someone here in tulsa that isn't expensive
I had the gear sets installed today by a guy here in Tulsa. He charged me $600.00 for the job. I am happy to report that there is no gear whine to be heard at all.
So, in total, the project cost me around $1300.00
In my book it is well worth the money when installing 35's
Gears : $450.00
Misc install parts: $250.00
Labor: $600.00
So, in total, the project cost me around $1300.00
In my book it is well worth the money when installing 35's
Gears : $450.00
Misc install parts: $250.00
Labor: $600.00