4.88 on 33s or what we call ballon tires
#1
4.88 on 33s or what we call ballon tires
So i installed 4.88 R&P and noticed the really high rpms, and i mean really really high 120 6th gear @3000rpm
But i have to admit its much smoother now and Just i tested it on the highway and its amazing!
Before it could barely reach 180 but now if i have a space i think i can do more than 200 km/h.
Am glad i did this mod
But i have to admit its much smoother now and Just i tested it on the highway and its amazing!
Before it could barely reach 180 but now if i have a space i think i can do more than 200 km/h.
Am glad i did this mod
#2
Awsome! I'm looking to get 33's by this summer. I was wondering how my 3.73's was going to act with my 6 speed. Looks like I have to put a little more money in the piggy bank. Did you iinstall yourself or have a shop do the gears?
#3
Originally Posted by bulletproofjk
Awsome! I'm looking to get 33's by this summer. I was wondering how my 3.73's was going to act with my 6 speed. Looks like I have to put a little more money in the piggy bank. Did you iinstall yourself or have a shop do the gears?
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#4
So i installed 4.88 R&P and noticed the really high rpms, and i mean really really high 120 6th gear @3000rpm
But i have to admit its much smoother now and Just i tested it on the highway and its amazing!
Before it could barely reach 180 but now if i have a space i think i can do more than 200 km/h.
Am glad i did this mod
But i have to admit its much smoother now and Just i tested it on the highway and its amazing!
Before it could barely reach 180 but now if i have a space i think i can do more than 200 km/h.
Am glad i did this mod
#5
Originally Posted by wayoflife
the really high rpms are coming from the fact that you're running 4.88's and 33's. a 4.88 ratio is made more for 35's.
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#8
33's are just fine with the 6spd & 3:73 gears, especially if you add a superchips Flashpaq!
#9
Originally Posted by TripleJeep_99
33's are just fine with the 6spd & 3:73 gears, especially if you add a superchips Flashpaq!
That's a cheaper route to go since I will putting the Jeep in the shop to get my oil burning dealt with.