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She's next to me, said 'no way her lanky @$$ fits in the instant pot', 'she's too old now'
Definitely 6" lift with 37s and you should be goodOh man. I ordered 3.92 with mine, but now I’m wondering if I made a mistake. These MPG stories have me worried. I didn’t do great in physics class, but I think I could make up for the bad gearing choice with larger tires. Anyone have an idea on how big I’d have to go to offset then 3.92, or am I thinking about it incorrectly?
Your mean. Not cook your kids mean, but still mean
If you do NOT tow, live in a flat state where it never gets below 40 degrees, the 3.21's are perfect. I live in MT, had a 2013 3.55 and a 2015 3.92 and now a 2021 3.21. I tow a 6700 lb travel trailer...and did I mention I live in Montana... Oh, I see I did... I wish I had my 3.92 back. The 3.21 is...adequate... The towing mileage is virtually no different but the transmission and engine work completely differently and much harder. Now, on a now wind sunny day running down one of the valley routes and a good road, I've definitely seen 22 mpg with the 3.21, but that is a rare occasion... I do NOT understand why any dealer would build a truck to tow (full tow package) and order the 3.21's. OBVIOUSLY, whomever orders trucks at that dealership doesn't get it and gee, saved 95 bucks...Oh man. I ordered 3.92 with mine, but now I’m wondering if I made a mistake. These MPG stories have me worried. I didn’t do great in physics class, but I think I could make up for the bad gearing choice with larger tires. Anyone have an idea on how big I’d have to go to offset then 3.92, or am I thinking about it incorrectly?
Jay leno might be the only person that has ever regeared anything. But you are correct 3.92 is perfect
Well, most of my experience off-road comes from Jeeps where regearing is not uncommon. Not that this will be an off-road rig but it will see the occasional trail I think.
If it's 4wd, regearing isn't a cheap option as you have to replace the entire front axle. You can't just swap the gear set out
Has anyone ever "regeared" any vehicle? While this may have been common in the 60's I would have to believe it is long gone
People these days just pick the right gears from the start.
Yes, and still, has anyone?
So while I get that you love to argue, your answer is still 'no'
