Yukon Gear YP FSF10.25-35 - Steel Differential Spool for Ford 10.25/10.5 w/35 Spline Axle

Yukon Gear YP FSF10.25-35 - Steel Differential Spool for Ford 10.25/10.5 w/35 Spline Axle

FORD 10.25/10.5 FULL SPOOL. 45* PRESSURE ANGLE FOR STOCK SHAFTS!!

Yukon performance spools are made from the highest quality materials to ensure high strength and long life in performance applications.

Yukon Mini Spools are a low-cost traction option for vehicles looking for full-time lockup. The mini spool installs into a standard open carrier in place of the spider gears and delivers 100% power to both tires at all times. These units are not recommended for street-driven vehicles. Full spools are recommended for vehicles with large tires or high horsepower.

• Unleash the full potential of your Ford 10.25/10.5 differential with the YP FSF10.25-35 Full Spool by Yukon Gear & Axle.
• Designed for ultimate strength and performance, this differential spool will take your off-roading adventures to the next level.
• Experience unmatched traction and power transfer, thanks to the aggressive 45-degree pressure angle specifically engineered for stock shafts.
• Engineered with precision and durability in mind, this spool ensures reliable performance in the most demanding environments.
• No more worries about limited-slip differentials wearing out or breaking down - the YP FSF10.25-35 provides maximum power to both wheels consistently.
• Say goodbye to wheel spin and hello to superior traction on any terrain - whether you're conquering rocky trails or tackling muddy tracks.
• Easy to install and compatible with Ford 10.25/10.5 differentials, this spool is perfect for off-road enthusiasts, drag racers, and those seeking exceptional performance.
• Made with quality materials and backed by Yukon Gear & Axle's reputation for excellence, this full spool is built to last.
• Enhance your off-road capabilities and dominate the competition with the YP FSF10.25-35 Full Spool - the perfect upgrade for your Ford 10.25/10.5 differential.
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