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i just changed mine front and rear and still need to change the transmission i m going to start changing mine 2 times a year and no metal on the front but mine does nt have a magnut plug on the front .... and a lil metal on the rear torn it all apart and it was the locker gear where the locker slides over top of the other two gears the outside lower gear the was worn on the inter most edge where it was nt properly engaging

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Ooh thanks I haven't changed mine in probably a year that's bad and it hasn't been changed since I had them rebuilt so I feel like I might be ok gonna recheck the locker make sure it's sliding and engaging right. Before I pull it apart. And I am as we'll gonna start changing it at least twice a year pending on how much I drive it. It's hard to work on it now cause it's at a friends garage so opening the rear diff would be a lot work in a day

charlie Experienced

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My fox shocks were I think 200$ each those are in the front the sway away (race runners) in rear were I think 300-325 they work great for me I'm gonna get a nitro kit stiffen the fronts up little

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agreed with 2scoops...some "sparkely oil" is normal... chunks=BADD...once a year/season is better than most get around to but I think is a good schedule,if you do deep water or mud often...then change more often...just my 3 cents...Hardy

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