Regearing
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Regearing
I am working on a tight college budget but am looking at getting 33's to go with my 6 inch lift(pictures coming soon) and i have been seeing on here that it is easier and more cost effective to regear rather then put in a new engine, transmition and axles. I was just wondering where I could find a descent middle of the road regear kit or if anyone knew where i could find a good write up on one. My jeep is mostly a DD but would like to go offroad every once in awhile so i don't know what i should gear it either any suggestions?
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In a manual the 4.10's will most likely bring you back closest to stock, but the 4.56's will give you a little more power. Not sure of the difference in MPG's as mine is an auto.
For gears, I'd go with Superior, Yukon, or Alloy USA.
For gears, I'd go with Superior, Yukon, or Alloy USA.
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