Re gear.
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Total cost for the parts was around $1000 plus $700 to have them put in.
Yes the pinion gets smaller, and the crown gets bigger, but it doesnt decrease the strength of anything. Think of it like your bicycle, the smaller front gear (pinion) turns the bigger rear gear (crown) and it is alot easier to turn everything (more power) but less top end speed.
Yes the pinion gets smaller, and the crown gets bigger, but it doesnt decrease the strength of anything. Think of it like your bicycle, the smaller front gear (pinion) turns the bigger rear gear (crown) and it is alot easier to turn everything (more power) but less top end speed.
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Total cost for the parts was around $1000 plus $700 to have them put in.
Yes the pinion gets smaller, and the crown gets bigger, but it doesnt decrease the strength of anything. Think of it like your bicycle, the smaller front gear (pinion) turns the bigger rear gear (crown) and it is alot easier to turn everything (more power) but less top end speed.
Yes the pinion gets smaller, and the crown gets bigger, but it doesnt decrease the strength of anything. Think of it like your bicycle, the smaller front gear (pinion) turns the bigger rear gear (crown) and it is alot easier to turn everything (more power) but less top end speed.
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So you are turning 37's with 3.55s / 3.73s ? Would much rather 'risk' a 'weaker' rear end than try running 37's and stock gearing. Good luck to your tranny.
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Yes I am currently running 3.55 gears with 37s and it handles it without issues.I do have 4.11 Ford gears on shelf till spring to get back to stock rpm (eq to 3.55 with 32s ).
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