Yukon Gear & Axle Yukon High Performance Ring & Pinion Gear Set for 2015 & up Ford 8.8" 4.88 - YG F8.8-488-15
Yukon Gear & Axle high performance ring & pinions set the standard for quality. Yukon designed the gear tooth surface finish to reduce friction and heat, and use high grade steel in both the ring & pinion, with fitment designed to OEM spec
2015 &
up Ford F-150 8.8" and Mustang
4.88 ratio
Fits 3.31 - 3.73 carrier case with 2.400" deck height. A new carrier case is required when replacing a factory 3.15 ratio.
The 2015+ Super 8.8 has larger pinion bearing journals and pinion splines than the 2014 &
older Ford 8.8" gears
Yukon Gear & Axle high performance ring & pinions set the standard for quality. Yukon Engineers use state-of-the art design & testing processes, backed by 2 in-house quality labs to ensure each item manufactured meets exacting specifications & quality standards. Yukon designed gear tooth surface finish reduces both friction & heat for long races & high torque conditions. We use high grade steel in both the ring & pinion, with fitment designed to OEM specs. Go ahead, add loads of horsepower & go big on tires because Yukon offers the widest selection of gear ratios to choose from. You’ll know that your gear choice was the right one, because you chose Yukon. Yukon Ring & Pinions come with a 1 year warranty against manufacture defects. Yukon offers a Y.E.S. Plan for a lifetime, comprehensive, no-questions-asked protection plan covering your gears for as long as you own the vehicle.
Yukon Gear & Axle® provides the highest quality aftermarket drivetrain parts in the industry. Yukon products are produced using superior materials and built to tolerances that exceed OE specifications. We do drivetrain right! Yukon manufactures high performance ring and pinions, positractions, lockers, axle upgrades, rebuild kits, hubs, driveshafts, diff covers, and more. Proven at King of the Hammers and the granite crags of Moab, Yukon products are built for abuse so enthusiasts can gear up and wheel with confidence.
