Stock gearing?
JK Super Freak
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There are many ways....
... First one is fool proof, but requires removal of diff cover and subsequent refill of diff fluid. Second one takes a bit of time and the ability to do two things at once (turn the tire and count driveshaft revolutions)... more threads out there with detailed instructions for this option. Third is fine as long as you're 100% sure it hasn't been changed. Fourth should be good enough given the spreads on stock gearing.
Fifth and (I think) final option is to just regear and then you'll know for sure what's in it!
- Pull the diff cover and count teeth on the ring & pinion gears
- Jack up one rear wheel, rotate it, count turns on the driveshaft
- Get a build sheet from your dealer (or Jeep.com if you're lucky)
- Compute it by observing your speed in a given gear at a given MPH
... First one is fool proof, but requires removal of diff cover and subsequent refill of diff fluid. Second one takes a bit of time and the ability to do two things at once (turn the tire and count driveshaft revolutions)... more threads out there with detailed instructions for this option. Third is fine as long as you're 100% sure it hasn't been changed. Fourth should be good enough given the spreads on stock gearing.
Fifth and (I think) final option is to just regear and then you'll know for sure what's in it!
JK Super Freak
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From: Guam - PCSing to McGuire AFB, NJ in July '09
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Ill look into getting a build sheet....I have an 07 X with the Dana 44 rear with e-locker......just curious to know whats in my jeep...bought new but discarded window stickers....


