Gear installers

[BenDiesel]

4.88

Seriously? I did the maths and to keep my stock raito I would need some thinmg like 4.33

 

[AIbandit]

Seriously? I did the maths and to keep my stock raito I would need some thinmg like 4.33

4.88's are great for 35's

That's what I ran.


http://www.4lo.com/calc/geartable.htm

 

[WaXJ_Skier]

Seriously? I did the maths and to keep my stock raito I would need some thinmg like 4.33

it gets you back to stock ratio but not stock power, when you add lift you add weight, and 35s weight a whole crap-ton more than a 225/75/15. Also I have found I get better mileage running slightly higher RPMs.

 

[BenDiesel]

thanks for the input guys. how strong are teh gears for the d30 in that ratio. i herd of some gear ratios the pinion gear is small and brakes off easy. not entirely sure i know what im talking about lol

 

[Muddy Beast]

thanks for the input guys. how strong are teh gears for the d30 in that ratio. i herd of some gear ratios the pinion gear is small and brakes off easy. not entirely sure i know what im talking about lol

Meh many of us run 4.56/4.88s and 33-35s with no problems. It's not too often you see a ring failure. However, anything is possible...of course.

Just do 4.88 and be happy with the torque.