How much difference does a re-gear make
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How much difference does a re-gear make
I'm just over 100000 miles and thinking about re-gearing from 4:10 to 5:13. I have a 2007 auto with 4"lift and 35's. Does re-gearing make alot of difference in performance. I find the ride OK with 4:10 and od off. Would going 5:13 will give me a big performance increase, or at least a noticeable one. I'd hate to shell out the cash and only get a slight gain.
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It will make a nice difference. Is it going to blow you away and make you think you have a new motor, no. But it's a nice difference. Also helps your crawl ratio in 4 lo
5.13 for an auto on 35's is perfect. If you are breaking out the check book for gears you would not want to go any higher(numerically lower). I ran 5.38's with 35's for a year before I got my 37's, no problem.
You will be under 2500 rpm's at 70. Helps keep it from downshifting as much.
See if anyone near you has a similar rig with 5.13's and drive it. That will help you out in making your decision.
5.13 for an auto on 35's is perfect. If you are breaking out the check book for gears you would not want to go any higher(numerically lower). I ran 5.38's with 35's for a year before I got my 37's, no problem.
You will be under 2500 rpm's at 70. Helps keep it from downshifting as much.
See if anyone near you has a similar rig with 5.13's and drive it. That will help you out in making your decision.
Last edited by tcdawg; 05-05-2013 at 06:23 AM.
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3.8 4door auto. I had 5.13's and 35's. Replaced the 5.13's with 5.38's when I swapped in a front d44. 5.38 is the better ratio for me.
Yep, these 07-11 autos are undergeared (underpowered) from the factory.
Is this the most current chart? Heck, if this is right, I should be running 5.13 with my 33" tires.
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