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Regearing
I recently put a 3.5 inch lift on my 2 door and now I'm looking to regear my front and rear end. I'm currently running 35 inch tires with a 3.73 gear. I was wondering of anyone knows what gear would be optimal to run with 35's. I'm just looking for something to bring my gas milage up and make it easier on my transmission. Any help would be much appreciated!
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I recently put a 3.5 inch lift on my 2 door and now I'm looking to regear my front and rear end. I'm currently running 35 inch tires with a 3.73 gear. I was wondering of anyone knows what gear would be optimal to run with 35's. I'm just looking for something to bring my gas milage up and make it easier on my transmission. Any help would be much appreciated!
Pre 2012 you may want to run 5.13's with an automatic and 35's. You can probably get by with 4.88's with the 6-speed and 35's.
2012, you can get by with 4.88's with 35's and auto trans because of the power and the new transmission. With the 6 speed on a 2012, you may not need to regear.
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It's a 2010 automatic. I was thinking about getting 4.88's but I wasn't sure. I've had many people say many things about what to do. Is it possible to gear it too heavily?
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5:13 is the way to go. Get your mpg back and a little bit extra getty up on the road plus you will love it off road. I run the same setup on my 2010 four door.