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I want to convert Non-LS 3.55 Axle to a LS 4.10

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Old 02-02-2014, 02:35 PM
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I agree. This is a job where experience and a warranty are a big asset.
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4.10 is like in between gearing, better but not best, go ahead and bump it on up, then you realize torque to the ground is there.

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I've only got 33" tires. I think 4.56 would be a little too much.
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Originally Posted by Gator941
I've only got 33" tires. I think 4.56 would be a little too much.
I'm guessing you don't have a 4WD, but correct me if I'm wrong.
What about going with 4.30's? It's only available for 2WD guys, but that sounds like a good middle ground for you.
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I'll look. The 9.75" is really limited on aftermarket gears
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Originally Posted by Gator941
I'll look. The 9.75" is really limited on aftermarket gears
I forgot about that. It's available with the 8.8 but I don't see it with the 9.75
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Originally Posted by Gator941
That's not as bad as I thought. Still a little pricy but not too bad. I wonder if it would be cheaper to find a factory LS 3.73 rear from a junkyard and then add 4.10 gears.
My buddy replaced a burnt up ranger rear end with a used 75k junkyard unit from lqk and it was still $500 for a point of reference in cost.

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