Does edge read the stock gear ratio correctly?
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From: Burleson/Athens/Brownsboro, TX
Originally Posted by Arkas
Here a picture of my rear axle with a red arrow pointing to the tab with my gear size.
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Originally Posted by bluejay432000
Ok, is there a question or point in the post?
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This picture lets people know what gears they have if they dont know and makes it easier than counting rotations etc...
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Originally Posted by Arkas
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This picture lets people know what gears they have if they dont know and makes it easier than counting rotations etc...
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This picture lets people know what gears they have if they dont know and makes it easier than counting rotations etc...
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Great learning thread (Even though the rear axle in the picture looks just as dirty as mine)! 
But, when you live at the end of a dirt road, it's sort of pointless to try to keep the belly clean. The truck's lucky to get washed at all.
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But, when you live at the end of a dirt road, it's sort of pointless to try to keep the belly clean. The truck's lucky to get washed at all.
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I think the VIN number is a good way to go, assuming you know that the rear end is the orignal. From the way your post reads, I assume you are not the original owner. The fact that the stickers are missing makes me a little suspicious as to whether or not the rear end has been swaped.
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Originally Posted by mrkwns
I think the VIN number is a good way to go, assuming you know that the rear end is the orignal. From the way your post reads, I assume you are not the original owner. The fact that the stickers are missing makes me a little suspicious as to whether or not the rear end has been swaped.
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