Re-gearing options - Specific question.
#11
Other than the rotation, what's the difference? I was under the impression that the front was pretty much a standard D30. Did I shortbus it?
Here are some that are reverse cut:
h ttps://www.4wdfactory.com/store/products/Dana-30-USA-Standard-Gear,-Reverse-Rotation-Ring-&-Pinions.html
Here are some that are reverse cut:
h ttps://www.4wdfactory.com/store/products/Dana-30-USA-Standard-Gear,-Reverse-Rotation-Ring-&-Pinions.html
I was under the impression the JK's ring gears are thicker or something like that, so you cant use normal axle parts on the JK's
Wheres Northridge4x4 when you need him
#12
I thought that was only right for the rear. Oh well. It would figger it wouldn't be this easy, wouldn't it?
#13
My ears are burning
Rear JK uses the 3.73 and down carrier requiring a thick gear to be used.
Front uses 3.73 and higher carrier requiring standard gears.
David
Edit: and yes the front is a reverse rotation high pinion axle.
Rear JK uses the 3.73 and down carrier requiring a thick gear to be used.
Front uses 3.73 and higher carrier requiring standard gears.
David
Edit: and yes the front is a reverse rotation high pinion axle.
#14
TrueTrac going in, what a purdy piece of kit.
Other than the reverse cut I'm not sure what all else is different...it's always an adventure.
I did have to change my carrier though as I am going to 4.10's from the 3.21's...the front doesn't have the thick gears like the 44's
#15
Cool, then that means with that last link, I found 5.38s for the D30. Or am I readin that wrong?
#18
I have a Manual 07 Jeep Unlimited X (4 door) with a 4'' teraflex long arm lift. I plan on adding a 1 inch bl soon. I have 37'' tires that fit perfectly and do GREAT offroad.
I noticed a difference in driving and power after the lift install and want to upgrade a few things to increase gas mileage and power.
EVERYTHING else is stock on this jeep(besides cutting my pinch seam)... My question is: What gear ratio would be best(5.18?), and would it be wise to upgrade my clutch/tranny along with the gearing?
Also: If I don't upgrade the gears, can it damage the engine/clutch/tranny?
I have another $2k I have available to add to this jeep for the time being.
Any suggestions would help.
I noticed a difference in driving and power after the lift install and want to upgrade a few things to increase gas mileage and power.
EVERYTHING else is stock on this jeep(besides cutting my pinch seam)... My question is: What gear ratio would be best(5.18?), and would it be wise to upgrade my clutch/tranny along with the gearing?
Also: If I don't upgrade the gears, can it damage the engine/clutch/tranny?
I have another $2k I have available to add to this jeep for the time being.
Any suggestions would help.
#20