I wonder if it really was necessary to slam that truck out?
Notice how far down in the hole that truck was, probably a good 4' down.... the bed was touching the water....
badass truck
probably regeared diffs and T-Box. Possibly even has planetaries at the wheels (like monster trucks)
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wow what kind of power do you think those trucks are making?
You can tell they are geared SUPER LOW... 5.13 or lower probably
Ummm....5.13s aren't super low gearing. Its more on the high end actually. That truck is running rockwells (look like possibly 5 ton top loaders), hence its closer to 7.17. If you had 5.13s in there you'd barely be able to turn those tires.
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Rockwells most common 6.72's. But can be a lot lower (like powerstoke said the 7.17 is also used, just not as common as the 6.72's due to posible breakage of the ring and pinion)
Probably at LEAST a doubled T-case, could be tripled, all with low gearing (I have seen as much as 10:1 in ONE transfer case)
Pushing those tires, he is probably close or over the 200:1 crawl ratio (I have seen Suzuki Samurai's this geared as well... come play on the rocks, we like gears ! )