4.56 or 4.88?
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4.56 or 4.88?
I'm currently running 4.10s in my xj with hpd30r and 8.25 on 33's I want to go with more gear. Don't know if I'm going to increase tire size, more just want to lessen the effort required to turn the wheels. I've heard 4.88s can break, but being I don't plan to ever go larger than a 35 tire, will I have that issue. or should I stick with a 4.56? thoughts?
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I'm currently running 4.10s in my xj with hpd30r and 8.25 on 33's I want to go with more gear. Don't know if I'm going to increase tire size, more just want to lessen the effort required to turn the wheels. I've heard 4.88s can break, but being I don't plan to ever go larger than a 35 tire, will I have that issue. or should I stick with a 4.56? thoughts?
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