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Mechanical Animal
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Location: Beechmont
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Good point. I was just thinking about drivability, but you'll have to consider longevity too..
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just a good ol boy
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: dayton ohio
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when i bought this stuff i had a truck with 4 cylinder and all stock and my plans was to fix it up but i had the one with the v8 and the frame broke on it so i decided to it since im 4 linking the rear so was just wondering peoples opinions on what direction to go. im thinking maybe the 4.7 with single case and stock 410 gears and see how that works for me
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That should give you a pretty decent crawling ratio and also be able to hit 2nd gear in the trans if you need more wheel speed. In my opinion spending money on the t-case gears is the right place for something you are mainly concerned with off-performance on as they make a much bigger difference than axle gears. 4.10's aren't the optimal pavement gears for that size tires but they will get you by.
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Waverly ohio
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you will blow them yota cases apart if you have a heavy foot, and 5.29s pushing it with v8 also
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: van wert oh
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Your going to break all kinds of stuff w those tires and motor through Toyota stuff.
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