View Poll Results: what gears?
4.88
42
62.69%
5.13
22
32.84%
other
3
4.48%
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gears for 6sp with 35s.
JK Super Freak
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I voted 4.88. I have no experience with re-gearing, but plan to do so in the future. I've read up here and on another forum
and it seems like the general consensus with 35"s is 4.88 with 6MT & 5.13 with 4AT.
I'll be watching this to see what other, more experienced members have to say...
and it seems like the general consensus with 35"s is 4.88 with 6MT & 5.13 with 4AT.I'll be watching this to see what other, more experienced members have to say...
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If you have 410 already don't regear if you are looking for on road performance, wait for a programmer to come out. Then you can play with the cpu and change the tranny settings and such.
My uncle worked for DC as a engineer and i was talking to him about re -gearing and he said if it was for onroad mostly performance that the gears aren't going to make a noticeable enough diiference to justify the results. he said wait for a programer and then get someone to tune it and then you will see the diff.
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My uncle worked for DC as a engineer and i was talking to him about re -gearing and he said if it was for onroad mostly performance that the gears aren't going to make a noticeable enough diiference to justify the results. he said wait for a programer and then get someone to tune it and then you will see the diff.
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If you have 410 already don't regear if you are looking for on road performance, wait for a programmer to come out. Then you can play with the cpu and change the tranny settings and such.
My uncle worked for DC as a engineer and i was talking to him about re -gearing and he said if it was for onroad mostly performance that the gears aren't going to make a noticeable enough diiference to justify the results. he said wait for a programer and then get someone to tune it and then you will see the diff.
My uncle worked for DC as a engineer and i was talking to him about re -gearing and he said if it was for onroad mostly performance that the gears aren't going to make a noticeable enough diiference to justify the results. he said wait for a programer and then get someone to tune it and then you will see the diff.
JK Super Freak
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If you have 410 already don't regear if you are looking for on road performance, wait for a programmer to come out. Then you can play with the cpu and change the tranny settings and such.
My uncle worked for DC as a engineer and i was talking to him about re -gearing and he said if it was for onroad mostly performance that the gears aren't going to make a noticeable enough diiference to justify the results. he said wait for a programer and then get someone to tune it and then you will see the diff.
My uncle worked for DC as a engineer and i was talking to him about re -gearing and he said if it was for onroad mostly performance that the gears aren't going to make a noticeable enough diiference to justify the results. he said wait for a programer and then get someone to tune it and then you will see the diff.
I agree with cremeansb. I don't see how a programer would do anything for the 6MT. Also, I've read just the oppostie. Regearing after larger tires does make your rig more streetable. You will be at a higher RPM at any given speed than before you regear. Accelerating from 65 to 75mph in 6th gear will be much easier after you regear, but MPG will suffer.But.... in addition to regearing, I would love some sort of chip or programmer to make the most of my engine. Your uncle should design one for us!
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It just occured to me to ask.