Best Diff Covers?
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From: Mercer County, NJ
Year: 2001
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Engine: 4.0L I6 HO
What's good with their products, it's all one piece, heavy yes, but you don't have a separate plate. They are where I'm going to ea when my diff funds are met.
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From: Las Vegas
Year: 1992
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My Riddler's were great. D30 & C8.25. Free shipping and tax free from Rokman. It was like $220 for the pair I think. I beat the snot out of them and didn't scratch them.
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From: Lockhaven PA
Year: 1998
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+1 on these you will bend axle tubes and break housings before you hurt this diff cover i got there diy kit and welded mine up my self
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X a bunch. Ruff Stuff.
REALLY well built!
Dan is great to deal with.
Excellent prices.
Excellent price on shipping. I ordered thre (D30, D44 & 8.8) and they all fit in one flat rate box. Shipping across the country was $11 for all three.
I've been wheeling them for years without a problem.
REALLY well built!
Dan is great to deal with.
Excellent prices.
Excellent price on shipping. I ordered thre (D30, D44 & 8.8) and they all fit in one flat rate box. Shipping across the country was $11 for all three.
I've been wheeling them for years without a problem.
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for a budget, you can't beat the SOLID diff covers for $65 each.
but otherwise ruffstuff wins.
I bought a barnes4wd diff cover and the holes wouldnt line up and the cover part is too close to the bolt holes for me to install a regular hex bolt. they have to run the silly allen bolts.
in that case you don't beat too much snot out of them.
but otherwise ruffstuff wins.
I bought a barnes4wd diff cover and the holes wouldnt line up and the cover part is too close to the bolt holes for me to install a regular hex bolt. they have to run the silly allen bolts.
in that case you don't beat too much snot out of them.
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