Gears.?
Gears.?
Are you all changing gears with your lift and tires ?
Or are some of you still running stock gears? with like 35-37 inch tires?
I i really dont know if i would really need to re gear with 37s? bfg baja's...
im just wondering cuz i hear alot of people getting lifts , and nothing about their gear setups? or is just a norm to regear?
daver
Or are some of you still running stock gears? with like 35-37 inch tires?
I i really dont know if i would really need to re gear with 37s? bfg baja's...
im just wondering cuz i hear alot of people getting lifts , and nothing about their gear setups? or is just a norm to regear?
daver
It's typical to regear, but people often go overkill with gears in my opinion. Then again it's usually best for their application, in town. I myself like the highway performance I have right now with 3.73's or I'd regear because my low end is terrible. I do a lot of highway driving @ 55mph and get great mileage at that speed. 4.56's would be what I'd go with if I were to regear...based on personal preference. You certainly don't have to regear, it's up to you. The taller the gear ratio the easier it becomes to break which is a topic not often mentioned.
i went with 4.88's. i wanted to take the stress of the tranny and to give myself a little extra umph. i got 15 mpg doing between 85-95 on the way home. i eventually want to go a little higher and maybe 38.5's.
edit: i had 3.55's before so it was essential to regear
edit: i had 3.55's before so it was essential to regear
Last edited by etrevino103186; Sep 11, 2006 at 12:24 PM.
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Entrevino, pull your diffs yourself and you save a ton. I heard it was about $7xx to get front and rear done if you pull'em for benchwork.



