Building a raptor clone.. tire size for 3.73 gears
Going to use an '09-'14 F-150 FX4 to build my Raptor clone.. originally the '10 Raptor rolled on 35" All-Terrain T/A KO (315/70R17) tires.. the '09 FX4 comes with P275/65R18 all-terrain OWL tires.. gear wise the Raptor has 4.10's and the FX4 comes with 3.73's.. Can I match the Raptors tires with the 3.73s or is it going to be to much.. don't want to change gears
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You would get the same RPM at the same speed with 32's. You could run 35's with 3.73's with a Ecoboost or 6.2 - a 5.0 or 5.4 would be doggy at the bottom end.
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Originally Posted by glc
(Post 5247335)
You would get the same RPM at the same speed with 32's. You could run 35's with 3.73's with a Ecoboost or 6.2 - a 5.0 or 5.4 would be doggy at the bottom end.
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A bit off topic, but you should be able to get 4.10's for under $1k for a 2wd. However, a programmer and tunes would put the whole thing over $1k.
Just slip the clutch out in reverse without hitting the gas, the IAC should keep it from stalling. Then give it some gas if necessary. |
Well surely the ring and pinion isn't 1k, but the labour is like $800. I think I saw the kit for sale like 300? Ugh.... the $ is just going bye bye! I think I'd like to install electric fans next! Programmer and tunes are optional yeah?
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Programmer is almost mandatory with non-stock gears and/or tires.
You must be talking Canadian dollars? Not anywhere near that expensive here. |
I'm in FL. I have 34s and never got it tuned. Don't know a thing about that! I'll look into seeing if there are others who can do the gears, but the one quote I got was $800 for labour! EEEsh
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