Yukon Gear Hardcore Nodular Iron Cover For Chrysler 9.25 in. Rear Differential
807-YHCC-C9.25
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Chrysler 9.250 in.
Yukon Gear YHCC-C9.25 (YHCC-C9.25) Features:
Yukon Hardcore Diff Covers are constructed from thick-walled, high-strength nodular steel to protect lockers, gears and axles from the most extreme hits in off road driving. They also increase the structural rigidity of the differential, reducing deflection under high-torque situations that can put severe loads on vital internal parts. Yukon Hardcore Diff Covers feature a durable powder coat finish and high strength steel fasteners for easy bolt-on installation. It’s no secret that the underside of your rig can take a beating. Remember your diff! It’s the lowest hanging fruit and very susceptible to damage… crack or break it and you’re done for the day. Upgrade to a Yukon Hardcore Diff Cover and enjoy more peace of mind on the trail.
- Fits Chrysler 9.25” rear differential
- Thick-walled nodular iron construction promotes diff rigidity
- Contoured inner surfaces circulate oil more rapidly for faster cooling
- Black powder coat finish ads durability and style
- Contrasting stainless-steel accent plate and cover bolts
- Fits standard and reverse rotation diffs
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