Looking for shop in I.E. to setup gears

[speedyone]

Hey Guys,

I'm looking for a shop in the Inland Empire to setup gears for my 1992 "80". Anyone know of a shop with reasonable rates they can recommend?

Thanks

Joe

 

[SOCALFJ]

All 4 Wheeldrive if he's still in Business. John does a hell of a job, little pricey, but we've been going to him for 20+ years and never one problem. He was down off the 15fwy at El Cerrito on Temescal Cyn Drive, hopefully he's still around.

All Four Wheel Drive
(951) 277-1037
21765 Temescal Canyon Rd
Corona, CA 92883

 

[speedyone]

Thanks

 

[clownmidget]

http://www.yotamasters.com/service.html

and try and have them use solid pinion spacers instead of crush sleeves.

 

[speedyone]

Thanks....I'll give them a call in the morning.

 

[Slomo]

http://www.yotamasters.com/service.html

and try and have them use solid pinion spacers instead of crush sleeves.

*Partial hijack*

Mike are the solid pinion spacers available for all Yota third members and just some shops don't use them or is it a matter of more money? I like the idea of having all parts in there not a one time use thing in case of a neccessary field repair.

*End Partial Hijack*

 

[RAYJON]

Do a search there are a few places that make them or if you have a freind with a lathe....

 

[Slomo]

Do a search there are a few places that make them or if you have a freind with a lathe....

I never thought of that. My Dad has a lathe.... Hmmmmmm.

 

[SOCALFJ]

Uh oh, here comes the coil spacers, wheel spacers, billet shift knobs and steering wheels .. whatsyoself!

 

[Slomo]

Uh oh, here comes the coil spacers, wheel spacers, billet shift knobs and steering wheels .. whatsyoself!

Seriously, do you honestly see billet shift knobs and steering wheels on my truck? I'll leave that to the Mini Trucking crowd.