DANA 44 VIPER GEARS
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Drifting
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St. Jude Donor '11
DANA 44 VIPER GEARS
They will fit, right?! seems like the ring gear is bigger. I have read where you take a die grinder to the casting. If so where does it usually need it?
Thanks for your comments.
:cheers:
jeff
Thanks for your comments.
:cheers:
jeff
Race Director
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Re: DANA 44 VIPER GEARS (GS345)
I just bought a set of Dana OEM 4.10's for my car. They are essentially the same as the Viper gears with a different crush sleeve. These gears do have a larger ring gear, and on a few cars there has been clearance problems. The clearancing is minor if any, and can be fixed with a little die gringing. My gears are being installed tomorrow, I will let you know how it goes.
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Drifting
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From: Ft. Worth Texas
St. Jude Donor '11
Re: (scorp508)
Are we talking about the company named Viper? Because there is a Viper manu. that makes gears. :)
No, I am talking about the DANA gears from MOPAR performance for the Viper.
Le Mans Master
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Re: DANA 44 VIPER GEARS (STL94LT1)
The Dodge Viper gears are made for a Dana 44 and bolt right in (Just need to be set up properly) There is no grinding involved. I put these in a few cars and they were always quiet, and have been holding up to alot of beatings :D
Safety Car
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Re: DANA 44 VIPER GEARS (GS345)
I am using Toms 4.11 for vette dana 44 rear end. Tom has them custom made and he seems to really know what he's doing. They run about 210 a set and use a crush sleeve. They are very quiet running and fit with no problems.
