Took me on another adventure south of the border travel an exciting start.
I love Mexico
I love Mexico
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Better you than me!Took me on another adventure south of the border travel an exciting start.
I love Mexico
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Somebody gotta bail you out of a Mexican prison?Took me on another adventure south of the border travel an exciting start.
I love Mexico
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Looks like a Milwaukee cordless saw.
@RS6tofj80 I am curious how you like it? I have a Sthil as well but am going back and forth between the Dewalt or the Milwaukee cordless chainsaws.
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Brown Santa returned my rear diff from AZ... I couldn’t help myself, I had to throw it in.....
The front should be back in a day or two.
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For a perfect stock match for 315's you'd want 4.48 gears. So you would be .40 more (lower) than that with the 4.88's.What setup did you go with? What is your current tire size? I am looking at getting gears done too but on the fence about 4.88 or 5.29. I am thinking of going 37s at one point hence my choice of 5.29.
For a perfect stock match for 315's you'd want 4.48 gears. So you would be .40 more (lower) than that with the 4.88's.
with 37's a stock match would be 4.79 gears, so 4.88's are a near perfect match for 37's if you want a stock feel.
I really like how my truck is feeling with the new 37's combined with the 4.88's I've had in the truck for a while. Shift points seem better and it corrected my speedo (within ~1mph of my GPS). Feels good and the slightly lower highway rpms are a welcome thing. Personally I prefer having a slightly larger pinion gear. I know there are plenty of people that run 5.29's without issue but the smaller pinion gear can become a weak point.
If you still wanted lower drive ratio, if it were me, I'd do 4.88's with 37's and then consider lower tcase gears for either the high or low range or both depending on what you're after.
For a perfect stock match for 315's you'd want 4.48 gears. So you would be .40 more (lower) than that with the 4.88's.
with 37's a stock match would be 4.79 gears, so 4.88's are a near perfect match for 37's if you want a stock feel.
I really like how my truck is feeling with the new 37's combined with the 4.88's I've had in the truck for a while. Shift points seem better and it corrected my speedo (within ~1mph of my GPS). Feels good and the slightly lower highway rpms are a welcome thing. Personally, I prefer having a slightly larger pinion gear. I know there are plenty of people that run 5.29's without issue but the smaller pinion gear can become a weak point.
If you still wanted lower drive ratio, if it were me, I'd do 4.88's with 37's and then consider lower tcase gears for either the high or low range or both depending on what you're after.
Those “perfect match” ratios I mentioned are likely not available gearsets. Those numbers are just the ideal for the two different tire sizes.Is there not a 4.56 gearset for the 80? That would be just slightly lower geared than stock by your math.
Not that there is anything wrong with 4.88's but the lower you go the smaller your pinion gear (more relevant with 5.29's than 4.88's), and although you gain a bit of torque, you also compromise on top end with an engine revving a bit high depending of course on trans ratios and speeds.
I probably have similar weight added. Front/rear/tire carrier bumpers, winch, sliders.How much weight have you added to your LC? I am going to go through your build thread here shortly to get an idea. I drove @Jgunner LC and he is running 4.88 with Falken MT tires in 37x12.5x17 with front/rear/tire carrier bumpers. I really liked the way his drove with the added weight and the 4.88 and 37s.
I probably have similar weight added. Front/rear/tire carrier bumpers, winch, sliders.
Is that what Mexican jail looks like? Not too bad!View attachment 1880059 On a remote beach wants not to like
Those “perfect match” ratios I mentioned are likely not available gearsets. Those numbers are just the ideal for the two different tire sizes.
Yes there is a 4.56 gearset available and is the closest match for 35’s.