iv'e got a 4 inch lift in my red sierra and want to run 32's wat would be the right set of gears to run in it i currently have a 1 litre case with 30's but i am planing on taking that out..? wat is the best opinion
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| Author: | ashzook94 [ Sun Sep 04, 2011 11:44 pm ] |
| Post subject: | 32's on sierra |
iv'e got a 4 inch lift in my red sierra and want to run 32's wat would be the right set of gears to run in it i currently have a 1 litre case with 30's but i am planing on taking that out..? wat is the best opinion
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| Author: | alien [ Sun Sep 04, 2011 11:46 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: 32's on sierra |
6.5 gears would do it. |
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| Author: | Scrawny [ Mon Sep 05, 2011 12:07 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: 32's on sierra |
alien wrote: 6.5 gears would do it.
X2. And 3.9 diffs if you want a bit more |
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| Author: | skyman [ Mon Sep 05, 2011 1:26 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: 32's on sierra |
4:1 case and 4:30 diffs do it too. That puts you about right on the freeway for power and mileage (LPM?), and at a pretty good rate off road in low. I just swapped out my 4:1 and 4:30's for a5:xx case because it was brand new and twin sticked. 5:xx case and 3:73's are a go for that tire too. So 6:5's or 4:1 and 4:30 diffs. (this was perfect for the road) Or 5:1 case I like to gear the case a little less than is needed, so I can fine tune with diff gears. It also takes some stress off the case having some reduction in the diffs as well as the transfer. With just a 6:5 case, and big tires you need a cradle for sure, The case wants to do circle flips in it's mounts. You might want to measure your tires, my 33x12.50's measured out a 32" when at street pressure under the weight of the rig. |
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