3.73's or 4.10's?
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3.73's or 4.10's?
as some of you know i am in the process of tryi9ng to figure out gears i have 3.07's now and it will be mostly be used for highway/road use any
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ideas?
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yes they will but dont go too low or you will just defeat the purpose. for a 32" tire stay with 3.55" minimum and 4.56" max. to keep your MPG's and power as close to stock as possible. remember too high (lower numerically) = more power being used just to turn the wheels at normal speed and too low (higher numerically) = not enough high end to travel at high speed
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the back a little stiff but otherwise it handles awesome.....it doesnt feel much different from stock.....i dont gt and vibes anywhere either and the performance
steering stabelizer is deff a + it makes a BIG difference
steering stabelizer is deff a + it makes a BIG difference
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true, thats goin on the 2wd "pre-runner" though soo we shall see im doin both around the same time to do testing side by side. we shall see.
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