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I am looking for some new diff covers to put on my axles. I have a 30/8.25 set up. Does anyone know any good brands besides Riddler that makes matching front and rear covers?
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Originally Posted by hankthetank
Google is a great place to start.
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I recently installed one of my steering kits on a rig that was equipped with a Solid Diff Cover. The owner had to install a different cover because it stuck out way too far.
You'll run into the same problem with the Ruffstuff covers as well if you try to install a 1 ton steering upgrade. Linky....
http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthrea...#post245598044
Bottom line, do plenty of research before buying. (Ridler covers should be looking much better right about now.)
You'll run into the same problem with the Ruffstuff covers as well if you try to install a 1 ton steering upgrade. Linky....
http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthrea...#post245598044
Bottom line, do plenty of research before buying. (Ridler covers should be looking much better right about now.)
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Yes that is exactly what I am doing I am running a 1996 ZJ Tie Rod Setup with a return to center Trailmaster coil-over steering stabilizer.
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