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An Engineer's Ultimate Guide To 3.21 VS 3.92 Axle Ratio

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I'm grateful that my dad had walk 4 miles to school UPHILL BOTH WAYS, every day. Now that I live on top of that hill he spent all those years walking up, I'm okay with my 3.21s. Every drive is downhill... Thanks, Pops!

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I'm grateful that my dad had walk 4 miles to school UPHILL BOTH WAYS, every day. Now that I live on top of that hill he spent all those years walking up, I'm okay with my 3.21s. Every drive is downhill... Thanks, Pops!

:)
It definitely does the job for most people
 
Something I think I may have noticed - how many of the 3.21 drivers also feel the need for a pedal commander? :unsure: Is there a cause and effect relationship? ;)

Hey, I don’t have a pedal commander, so don’t think there is a relationship.

Something I have noticed, that 3.92 drivers shave their bodies, oil up and wear tights. I don’t need to know why.

Strange
 
Something I think I may have noticed - how many of the 3.21 drivers also feel the need for a pedal commander? :unsure: Is there a cause and effect relationship? ;)
I have one but after messing with it a bit I pretty much settled on one of the lower settings which is very close to stock throttle response. I have since removed it and seems my truck has greatly improved since brand new. I have zero complaints right now.
 
Something I have noticed, that 3.92 drivers shave their bodies, oil up and wear tights. I don’t need to know why.

I have not noticed that. Schick would have to ramp up capacity, and the only time I get oiled is changing the filter. That's probably too physical for 3.21 drivers. And I don't imagine even 3.21 truck drivers in tights, that sounds more like Formula 1 style.
 
Hey, I don’t have a pedal commander, so don’t think there is a relationship.

Something I have noticed, that 3.92 drivers shave their bodies, oil up and wear tights. I don’t need to know why.

Strange
I feel it's strange that you are looking at other guys oiling their bodies while wearing tights. And you don't even care why they do it
 
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Something I think I may have noticed - how many of the 3.21 drivers also feel the need for a pedal commander? :unsure: Is there a cause and effect relationship? ;)
Nope. Two completely different things.
 
Supposedly Truck Trend did a test in 2019 on nearly 2 identical ram 1500 trucks.
One was 3.21 and the other 3.92. (Saw some references but could not find actual TT article.

0-60 mph - 3.21 wins slightly
1/4 mile - 3.21 wins slightly with time and speed

0-60 mph (towing 7500lbs) - 3.92 wins slightly
1/4 mile (towing 7500lbs) - 3.92 wins slightly
 
Supposedly Truck Trend did a test in 2019 on nearly 2 identical ram 1500 trucks.
One was 3.21 and the other 3.92. (Saw some references but could not find actual TT article.

0-60 mph - 3.21 wins slightly
1/4 mile - 3.21 wins slightly with time and speed

0-60 mph (towing 7500lbs) - 3.92 wins slightly
1/4 mile (towing 7500lbs) - 3.92 wins slightly
Come on man! Next you will be telling us how Scottie Kilmer on YouTube said "Never ger 3.92 gears for this one reason...." 🤣
 
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