Re-Gearing
08-01-2009, 05:47 PM
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Re-Gearing
I am finished with my lift and new tires, 33" pro comp, and now looking to gain back some power and performance. I have had people tell me to re gear at 4.88 4.56 and 4.11 The power gain will be nice but i dont want to run the engine at to high of RPM's since i will do moderate highway driving. Any advice in what to re gear at would be great. Thanks
08-01-2009, 06:06 PM
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I am finished with my lift and new tires, 33" pro comp, and now looking to gain back some power and performance. I have had people tell me to re gear at 4.88 4.56 and 4.11 The power gain will be nice but i dont want to run the engine at to high of RPM's since i will do moderate highway driving. Any advice in what to re gear at would be great. Thanks
Stick .... 4.11 gears
Auto .... 4.56 gears
Give me a shout if you'd like some gear prices.
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moderate highway... need more explanation. if you live near mountains you'll not want 4.10's in a stick.
what kind of wheeling do you do? If you are going to be around rocks, you'll want to go as deep as your axles will allow... especially with a stick.
I'm running 4.56's with my 33's...
what kind of wheeling do you do? If you are going to be around rocks, you'll want to go as deep as your axles will allow... especially with a stick.
I'm running 4.56's with my 33's...
08-01-2009, 06:54 PM
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moderate highway... need more explanation. if you live near mountains you'll not want 4.10's in a stick.
what kind of wheeling do you do? If you are going to be around rocks, you'll want to go as deep as your axles will allow... especially with a stick.
I'm running 4.56's with my 33's...
what kind of wheeling do you do? If you are going to be around rocks, you'll want to go as deep as your axles will allow... especially with a stick.
I'm running 4.56's with my 33's...
I live in Ohio so not much for mountains here. I dont rock climb either. Just mud pits and trails. Also i have an automatic
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theres a post on this from some guy that knows way to much bout axles on NAXJA...its one that stays and never leaves kinda post... great info... but if i remember right 4.11's is what he said too... also dont forget a carrier...
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No .... I sell and install gears. Am a dealer for several companies and can have them drop shipped to you or your installer (if i'm not local to you).
I will install used gears, if requested --- but they carry no real guarantee because the previous history tends to be unknown. Obviously, if they fail 5 miles after you leave my shop .... I would have to work something out. Thankfully, that has yet to happen.
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