here to buy gears for the d35 front
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here to buy gears for the d35 front
Ok guys first I want to extend my utmost gratitude to all that helped me figure out that I needed to regear. The problem was that I have a 3.0 running 32s with 3.73 gears. It wont even reverse out of my driveway b/c its 2 steep. any way, I found a site that sells the 7.5 rear gears, but they only carry jeep d35 fronts, and i dont have a clue as to whether its a reverse gear or what. all i know it its a 3.73 true dana 35. i looked up the numbers here. I have the numbers 610419. can any body provide me with a site that sells gears specifically for my app? I dont want to spend more than $200 for the gear, as I need to replace the rear too, obviously. Now I also need advice, the 4.11 and 4.56 rear are the same price, but which will give me better fuel economy? I dont want to turn over 25-2600 in fifth at 65, but I dont want it to be a turd anymore. I only get 6 mpg right now and it drinks 3/8 of a tank for a 58.8 mile round trip to my job thanks in advance
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6mpg? 6mpg!??
excuse me...i think some other work other than a gear change is needed. i suspect that engine isn't being taken care of.
but onto your question...
http://completeoffroad.com is the cheapest place for high quality gears. They carry only Yukon gears and if you order the 'name brand' gear set....the cheapest on the site....you GET yukons. I did this and saved i believe $80 on gears.
Mileage comes witht keeping your engine in it's torque curve. AND...depends on your style of driving....and where you are driving. Do you do mosting city driving or highway driving?
I suggest 4.11 for your current tire. 4.56 imo would be too much gear for the tire...you'd be chugging fuel more on highway speeds, but you'd also get better in-city mileage.
First and formost.....get that truck running right because there's no effing way a ranger gets 6mpg.
excuse me...i think some other work other than a gear change is needed. i suspect that engine isn't being taken care of.
but onto your question...
http://completeoffroad.com is the cheapest place for high quality gears. They carry only Yukon gears and if you order the 'name brand' gear set....the cheapest on the site....you GET yukons. I did this and saved i believe $80 on gears.
Mileage comes witht keeping your engine in it's torque curve. AND...depends on your style of driving....and where you are driving. Do you do mosting city driving or highway driving?
I suggest 4.11 for your current tire. 4.56 imo would be too much gear for the tire...you'd be chugging fuel more on highway speeds, but you'd also get better in-city mileage.
First and formost.....get that truck running right because there's no effing way a ranger gets 6mpg.
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