Good drivetrain shop?

[Dick]

Gents, Any of you know of an experienced high quality drivetrain shop in the Rocky Mountain region for regearing? I'm not sure if it's something I want to take on in the garage. I was also considering an OX locker for the front while it was opened up, unless you guys know of a better option? Thanks fellas

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[Dick]

No recommendations?

 

[wildtaco]

Might want to try asking here:
https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/forums/staging-area-local-sections.45/

 

[jac04]

Check with Northridge 4x4. They built the Prorock 44 for my JK.

 

[Dick]

Thanks guys, I appreciate your help!

 

[jac04]

If/when you talk to the guys at Northridge, make sure to explore all of your options and fire away at them with any questions. They were super helpful when I ordered my Prorock.

Depending on how you are going to use your Mojave, you may want to consider upgrading the front axle housing to a Prorock to get rid of the FAD, and Dynatrac ball joints are never a bad idea. Oh, also consider crush sleeve eliminators to make future service easier. They'll also weld on LCA skids for you. Lots of options ...

 

[Dick]

If/when you talk to the guys at Northridge, make sure to explore all of your options and fire away at them with any questions. They were super helpful when I ordered my Prorock.

Depending on how you are going to use your Mojave, you may want to consider upgrading the front axle housing to a Prorock to get rid of the FAD, and Dynatrac ball joints are never a bad idea. Oh, also consider crush sleeve eliminators to make future service easier. They'll also weld on LCA skids for you. Lots of options ...

Will do, Thanks pardner.

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