The 06-14 Challenger Getrag LSD 3.06 Complete Rear Dropout is a high-performance rear axle assembly designed for the 2006-2014 Dodge Challenger. This product is ideal for Challenger owners seeking to upgrade their vehicle’s performance, particularly those who engage in performance driving or racing. However, ensure the product is compatible with your vehicle’s specifications and installed correctly to reap the benefits.

· Getrag LSD: Features a Getrag limited-slip differential (LSD) for improved traction and handling.

· 3.06 Gear Ratio: Offers a 3.06 gear ratio for enhanced acceleration and performance.

· Complete Rear Dropout: Includes a complete rear axle assembly, making installation easier and more convenient.

· Direct Replacement: Designed as a direct replacement for the original rear axle assembly, ensuring a straightforward installation process.

· High-Performance Capabilities: Engineered to handle high-performance driving, including drag racing and track events.

· Durable Construction: Built with high-strength materials and designed to withstand the rigors of performance driving.

· Improved Traction: The LSD helps to improve traction and stability, especially during acceleration and cornering.

· Enhanced Acceleration: The 3.06 gear ratio provides faster acceleration and improved performance.

Differential: Getrag Limited-Slip Differential (LSD)

Installing the 06-14 Challenger Getrag LSD 3.06 Complete Rear Dropout requires mechanical skills and attention to detail. Here’s a general guide to help you through the process:

Tools needed:

· Socket set

· Torque wrench

· Differential fluid pump

· New differential fluid

· Gasket sealant

· Safety glasses

· Gloves

Step-by-Step Installation:

1. Raise and support the vehicle:

    – Lift the Challenger using a hydraulic lift or jack stands.

    – Ensure the vehicle is securely supported.

2. Remove the wheels and brakes:

    – Take off the rear wheels.

    – Remove the brake calipers and rotors.

3. Disconnect the driveshaft:

    – Remove the driveshaft center bearing support.

    – Pull the driveshaft away from the differential.

4. Remove the old differential:

    – Remove the differential cover.

    – Drain the differential fluid.

    – Remove the differential mounting bolts.

    – Pull the differential away from the housing.

5. Install the new differential:

    – Mount the new differential to the housing.

    – Tighten the differential mounting bolts.

6. Reconnect the driveshaft:

    – Slide the driveshaft back into the differential.

    – Replace the driveshaft center bearing support.

7. Reinstall the brakes and wheels:

    – Put the brake calipers and rotors back in place.

    – Reinstall the rear wheels.

8. Fill with new differential fluid:

    – Use a differential fluid pump to fill the new differential.

9. Bleed the brakes:

    – Bleed the brake system to remove any air pockets.

Additional Tips:

· Take your time and work carefully to avoid damaging the new differential.

· Ensure proper torque specs for all bolts and connections.

· Consult a professional if you’re not comfortable with the installation.