Question about regearing
JK Super Freak
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 1,254
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From: CRAWLORADO
I was right. the guy at the shop said I have 4.11 gears. I think he means 4.10? The dealer said my jeep came with 3.21 stock. Glad to know whoever had it before me upgraded! Now I should be able to run 35's
I swear man, with 3.21 in front and 4.10 in the back, it felt like my back tires were about to climb over the front tires. lol.
Glad I got it fixed.
I swear man, with 3.21 in front and 4.10 in the back, it felt like my back tires were about to climb over the front tires. lol.
Glad I got it fixed.
JK Jedi Master
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 15,665
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From: Hammond Louisiana
Maybe I'm thinking too much into it, but have you read the section on recreational towing in the owners manual? The parts where it says not to use front or rear wheel lifts? (where one set of wheels is stationary and the other is moving) And indicates that "Internal damage to the transmission or transfer case will occur" by doing this?
Again, maybe I'm making something out of nothing, but if the factory says you want both axles spinning at the same speed to avoid damage, regardless of being in 4wd or not - then maybe having them spinning at different speeds can also cause damage, right? Or not?
Again, maybe I'm making something out of nothing, but if the factory says you want both axles spinning at the same speed to avoid damage, regardless of being in 4wd or not - then maybe having them spinning at different speeds can also cause damage, right? Or not?