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Yukon Gear & Axle

Yukon Gear Dura Grip Positraction for 2014+ GM 9.5in & 9.76in w/ 3.42 & Up Gear Ratios

SKU: YUKYDGGM9.5-4-33-12B
Barcode: 883584260493

$1,094.17

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Yukon Gear Dura Grip Positraction for 2014+ GM 9.5in & 9.76in w/ 3.42 & Up Gear Ratios

$1,094.17

$1,094.17

Tech Specs

Brand
Yukon Gear & Axle
SKU
YUKYDGGM9.5-4-33-12B
Manufacturer part number
YDGGM9.5-4-33-12B
Category
Drivetrain › Differentials
Shipping weight
30.3 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

The Yukon Dura Grip Limited Slip Positraction GM 9.5"/9.76" differential, 3.42-Up, 33 Spline. (Part number YDGGM9.5-4-33-12B) Yukon Dura Grip is a positraction limited slip differential that provides smooth yet aggressive traction, giving you the confidence and performance you need across a wide variety of terrains. The Dura Grip is engineered for long life and is completely rebuildable. Dura Grips are constructed with a high-strength nodular case, forged 4320 chromoly spider gears, and composite clutches. For unmatched positraction performance, the Dura Grip is the ultimate choice. When your vehicle demands performance, durability and strength, choose Yukon Dura Grip.

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