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Gear brands. Never used Motive

nvrstuk

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Buddy can get stupid cheap price on new 9" gears from Motive.

I always run a different brand.

Feedback on Motive?
 

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Apogee

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I have a friend who ran them in his HPD60/14-bolt equipped off-road rig with full lockers and 42" sticky SX's for years without issue. It was on the street for a while too, but then got too beat up for that since it didn't have any lights or exterior mirrors left. Engine was a Ford 400 w/ Aussie heads mated to a C6 and 203/205 doubler. He did the gear setup himself and said it was pretty easy to get a decent pattern at the time...broke a lot of stuff after that, but diff gears were not one of them.
 

Yeller

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I like them, typically they are quiet and have never had one hard to set up. Motive and USA Gear are my go to. Second is OEM (spicer, AAM, Ford) third is Yukon, after everything else, Richmond.
 
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1969

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Have a few friends running them in various vehicles and haven’t had any issues.
 
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nvrstuk

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Thanks guys, I'll tell him to spend some more of his money!! :)
 

DirtDonk

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Been around a LONG time and considered one of the best, at least back in the day when I was paying attention.
These days, I no longer know who is who, who owns who, who recently bought who, and who is still made in the US or has gone totally overseas.
Hard to keep track anymore!

Paul
 

Speedrdr

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Been around a LONG time and considered one of the best, at least back in the day when I was paying attention.
These days, I no longer know who is who, who owns who, who recently bought who, and who is still made in the US or has gone totally overseas.
Hard to keep track anymore!

Paul
You could write a book called DD knows a Who…like Dr Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who.
🤣🤣

Randy
 

okie4570

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Motive, USA Gear and Yukons here, never had any issues from any of the three.
 

Tricky Dick

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My diff guy say s avoid genuine or G2 gears(4wp house brand)
I put G2 in my M220 rear and the set up really nice. They were dirt cheap too, about $100.

I put Motive in my 60/10.5 set and they also set up nice.

The USA Standards in my HP44 fought me and ended up with an ugly pattern. Luckily they won't see high speed use.
 
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