Stock Gears, I have 35's and would like to get my gearing back to stock ratio...
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Stock Gears, I have 35's and would like to get my gearing back to stock ratio...
I have a 2007 JK unlimited, 6inch lift and 35 dunlop MTs. I am currently running stock gears. What ring and pinion would I put in to get my gearing back to stock. And while I have my chunk pulled apart does anyone have recomendations on Lockers?
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There are some faq's stickied to the top of this modified area. Look at the rpm charts in the Drivetrain section. Use 34" for the tire height, and see what you come up with.
As noted above, 5.13's are very popular for auto's on 35's, and that would be my recommendation also.
For the lockers, start with:
What is your budget?
You have a front D30, are you confident enough in its strength to lock it?
Do you want selectables or auto's? Or would a good limited work for your needs?
If you want an auto, do you spend any time on ice/snow? Or is it all nevada desert?
If you want a selectable, do you care about the activation method? Air, electric, cable?
As noted above, 5.13's are very popular for auto's on 35's, and that would be my recommendation also.
For the lockers, start with:
What is your budget?
You have a front D30, are you confident enough in its strength to lock it?
Do you want selectables or auto's? Or would a good limited work for your needs?
If you want an auto, do you spend any time on ice/snow? Or is it all nevada desert?
If you want a selectable, do you care about the activation method? Air, electric, cable?
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Nthinuf, thanks.... looking for the charts now. and thanks for the list of questions.
There are some faq's stickied to the top of this modified area. Look at the rpm charts in the Drivetrain section. Use 34" for the tire height, and see what you come up with.
As noted above, 5.13's are very popular for auto's on 35's, and that would be my recommendation also.
For the lockers, start with:
What is your budget?
You have a front D30, are you confident enough in its strength to lock it?
Do you want selectables or auto's? Or would a good limited work for your needs?
If you want an auto, do you spend any time on ice/snow? Or is it all nevada desert?
If you want a selectable, do you care about the activation method? Air, electric, cable?
As noted above, 5.13's are very popular for auto's on 35's, and that would be my recommendation also.
For the lockers, start with:
What is your budget?
You have a front D30, are you confident enough in its strength to lock it?
Do you want selectables or auto's? Or would a good limited work for your needs?
If you want an auto, do you spend any time on ice/snow? Or is it all nevada desert?
If you want a selectable, do you care about the activation method? Air, electric, cable?
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My personal opinion is that the d30's are weak, and I would not spend a grand putting a selectable locker in one. If you trust the strength of it and want a traction device up there, go for an Aussie if you don't drive on snow/ice, or a TrueTrac if you do. (or an eaton elocker or arb air locker if you want a selectable)
For the rear, just depends. I would suggest an ARB if you want a selectable, a detroit if you want an auto. Or if you want to keep the costs down, another TrueTrac.
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i know there are a lot of factors, but for the 5.13s what brand and where to buy? how much am i going to expect to see for parts or a kit and possibly install prices?
thanks!
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Try 4WD (bustabizz) and Northridge (Dave), they are both vendors so you can PM here. Or just go to their websites. 4wd sometimes has gear specials with free diff covers, and northridge generally has the best prices.