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NIB Yukon gears for a 4x4 truck.

Kit includes the front and rear gears, install kit, TruTrac diff lock, AND a MagHytec rear diff reservoir cover.

 

$1,100 for EVERYTHING

 

This entire kit is close to $2000 retail

 

Located in the New Orleans area

 

I can ship, but it wont be cheap as these items are heavy but if you're willing to pay for it, I'm willing to ship it.

 

Paypal only

 

 

 

 

 

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What year is this for? Call me a noob but what do these gears accomplish? I believe they are used in max tow packages correct?

daylower Enthusiast

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What year is this for? Call me a noob but what do these gears accomplish? I believe they are used in max tow packages correct?

not really for a certain year, they are for those with the 8.5 axles. However, I know for a fact they will fit GMT900s (08-2013) since that's what I had

 

ETA: As the other poster said they allow you to run bigger wheels/tires without your transmission hating you, but they will also allow you to tow easier as well. So if you tow a lot these would help with wear and tear/efficiency.

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I have that same setup in my AVY. Great parts, sweet deal!b923c1d45d5e44a65860df222f733b48.jpg

 

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The also fit 2014 Silverados with the v6 incase someone is interested. Those trucks have the 8.5-8.6 differential.

 

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