Help finding a good shop

[John2f]

I need the rearend rebuilt and 4.10s installed in my 06 mustang gt. I am fairly new to the villa rica area and need some advice on where to take the beauty. Any reviews on MO'S speed shop? Thanks

 

[1coolhand]

I need the rearend rebuilt and 4.10s installed in my 06 mustang gt. I am fairly new to the villa rica area and need some advice on where to take the beauty. Any reviews on MO'S speed shop? Thanks

I have had these guys do some work for me when I had my 2001 BULLITT. Good guys to deal with.
http://www.fordspecialists.com/contactus.html

 

[John2f]

I have had these guys do some work for me when I had my 2001 BULLITT. Good guys to deal with.
http://www.fordspecialists.com/contactus.html

Thanks

 

[1coolhand]

No problem! Doug should be able to help you out.

 

[Optimus Prime]

you could always do it your self, its not too hard and will save you a ton.

 

[FbodTrek]

While it's not "hard' per-se, setting pinion depth is a royal PITA, and really easy to screw up.
gears for teh rustang, always the biggest bang for the buck.

 

[Optimus Prime]

While it's not "hard' per-se, setting pinion depth is a royal PITA, and really easy to screw up.
gears for teh rustang, always the biggest bang for the buck.

that's what we have gauges for. yep, that's why all 3 8.8's I've had get gears first.

 

[FbodTrek]

I figure most guys wouldnt have a dial indicator laying around