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Motive Gear 9.25-Inch Rear Axle Ring and Pinion Gear Kit; 4.10 Gear Ratio

(02-10 RAM 1500

Item R102167
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    Product Information

    Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

    Features

    • Quiet Ride
    • Heat Treatment Controlled by Computer
    • Simple Performance Modification
    • Designed for City and Off-Road Use
    • Fits 2002-2010 Dodge RAM 1500s w/ 9.25" Rear

    Description

    The Perfect Replacement. This Motive 9.25 in. Rear Ring Gear and Pinion Set - 4.10 is made from materials with superior strength to provide a first-rate OE replacement for your Dodge RAM. They're perfect for city streets and rugged enough for country roads and off-road use.

    Verify Fit. Be sure this is the right kit for your make and model of truck. This kit is designed for models equipped with a 8.25 in. (10 Bolt) rear differential.

    Generous Warranty. Motive backs its Rear Ring Gear and Pinion Sets with a one-year or 50,000 mile warranty.

    Installation. It's easier for a professional, tough for an amateur. The process can be difficult and the manufacturer recommends professional installation for your Motive 9.25 in. Rear Ring Gear and Pinion Set - 4.10.

    Application. The Motive 9.25 in. Rear Ring Gear and Pinion Set - 4.10 is designed to fit all Dodge RAM 1500 models manufactured between 2002-2010.

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    Install Details & What's in the Box

    Installation Info

    Installation Time

    (approx) 4 Hours

    Difficulty Level:

    Mechanical expertise or professional installation required.

    Installation Guides

    What's in the Box

    • (1) Ring Gear
    • (1) Pinion
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    Customer Reviews (5)

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