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Old 07-16-2010, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Tom Vaught View Post
I will repeat my statement for those who did not understand my statement:

"Most noise or lack of it is based on how the gears are "lapped" together during the production process. Ford's Sterling Axle plant used to make very quiet 9" Ford 3.90
gears."

That is a very TRUE statement. I said nothing about Moser gears in 9" ford rears, US Gears in 9" ford rears, Richmond gears in 9" Ford rears..

I recently bought a set of 9" FACTORY ford gears from B-Man. I questioned him about whether he actually was selling a true Ford made gear set. (HE WAS). I bought the gears.

The vast majority of the gear manufacturers do not hold the same standards for noise, strength, wear, etc as an OEM (Ford, GM, etc).

The fact that you had a 9" rear under a GM 3rd generation Camaro says a lot, LOL!

A Quote by Jimmy Keen when GM "Super Street" racers complained about him using a 2 speed Powerglide trans in his Mustang: " I will run a Ford transmission IF you put the 10 & 12 bolt GM rears back into your cars." END OF DISCUSSION.

Tom Vaught

ps The TOPIC was about QUIET GEARS and Ford does a great JOB with quiet gears in many cases.

You are right as i did read what you posted wrong.....and one of these days i'll win a "conversation" with one of you two....lol.....but until then..... My daddy worked for Ford and my Buddy had the Ford rear in his 3rd gen so that says alot about them.... I sir like Pontiacs so that speaks volumes about me.......lol

My buddy's rear had other "issues" besides the gear set and once corrected was as quiet as a church mouse with the gears it was supplied with. I will stand by my original post as there are alot of "issues" i have heard of with rearends reagardless of make from certain compaines........