35s or 37's
#1
35s or 37's
I have the six speed rubi with 410 gears I am installing a 3.5 long arm but my question is can the jeep run good with 37's without changing gears. I'm planning on getting a superchip for it. I need feedback and advice thanks
#3
I just put 35's on my Wrangler X last summer. I have 3.73 gears with a superchip and it's pretty good so far. But I definitely notice it. I don't have much experience with 37's but i think it would be manageable.
#4
Originally Posted by masterd78
What year Jeep? I have a 2012 Rubicon with an auto and 37's. Runs great with the AEV Procal tune. But that's just my experience with a 2012.
#5
I have 4.10s and it's great. I know the difference in the motor is pretty drastic, but I have seen guys posting that they are running 37's with 4.10s and the 3.8 V6. I'm sure some will chime in. I would say go 37's and then if you need to regear later do it, just my 2 cents.
#6
Originally Posted by masterd78
I have 4.10s and it's great. I know the difference in the motor is pretty drastic, but I have seen guys posting that they are running 37's with 4.10s and the 3.8 V6. I'm sure some will chime in. I would say go 37's and then if you need to regear later do it, just my 2 cents.
#7
Originally Posted by masterd78
I have 4.10s and it's great. I know the difference in the motor is pretty drastic, but I have seen guys posting that they are running 37's with 4.10s and the 3.8 V6. I'm sure some will chime in. I would say go 37's and then if you need to regear later do it, just my 2 cents.
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#9
Originally Posted by Nwapache
I have an 08 and ran 35's with 4:10's on a six speed, it was sluggish but tolerable. I had to regear before switching to 37's