Reply to "Speedo drive gear"

mikeaceMember

I was able to get a brand new Speedo drive gear and a used angle gear from Precision Pro Performance. Pulling the old drive gear out of the ZF was a piece of cake. All I did was use a small disc shaped rare earth magnet and stick it to the top of the broken gear and it was holding very solidly. I used the same magnet on the new gear and just attached it to the side of the blade piece. Heh I think the hardest part was pulling the magnet off of the gear once I had everything locked in place. Total cost for the 2 pieces was a little under $400

3/21/129:33 PM

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