Yukon Gear & Axle Yukon Dura Grip Case GM 12 Bolt Car 3 Series YC GM12P-DG-3

Yukon Gear & Axle Yukon Dura Grip Case – GM 12 Bolt Car 3 Series

Looking to boost your vehicle’s traction and handling? The Yukon Gear & Axle Yukon Dura Grip Case is designed specifically for GM 12 bolt passenger cars, making it an excellent choice for anyone looking to enhance their driving experience. This Dura Grip case is built with high-strength nodular iron and precision machining, ensuring durability and reliability on the road or track.

Key Features

< li >Dura Grip Positraction Carrier Case: Designed to provide exceptional grip and stability.

< li >Spider Gears Not Included: This case is ready for your preferred spider gears, clutches, and springs.

< li >Compatibility: Perfectly fits GM 12 bolt passenger cars.

< li >Ratio Range: Works with gear ratios from 3.08 to 3.90 only.

Specifications

< li >Axle Shaft Spline Quantity: Available in 30 and 33 spline options.

< li >Cover Bolt Quantity: Features 12 bolts for secure installation.

< li >Material: Crafted from durable steel for long-lasting performance.

< li >Type: Limited Slip for improved traction and handling.

Fitment Information

The YC GM12P-DG-3 is specifically engineered for GM 12 bolt passenger cars. If you’re running a vehicle with a 3.08 to 3.90 gear ratio, this case is the ideal fit for you. Whether you’re upgrading for performance or replacing an old unit, the Yukon Dura Grip Case will enhance your vehicle’s differential performance, providing a smooth and responsive driving experience.

Customer Feedback

Users rave about the Yukon Dura Grip Case, noting its robust construction and ease of installation. Many have highlighted how it significantly improves traction, especially during acceleration and cornering. It’s a favorite among car enthusiasts who appreciate the blend of quality and performance.

Upgrade your GM 12 bolt passenger car with the Yukon Gear & Axle Yukon Dura Grip Case and experience the difference in handling and performance!

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