3.55 Rear Axle?
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10-01-2011, 05:05 PM
I think much of that would depend on driving conditions and terrain. For instance, a truck with a 3.15 axle driving 100% flat roads would kick butt in the MPG dept. That same truck in the mountains might suffer a little.
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10-02-2011, 07:49 AM
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Another point of interest is that some F-150 4x4 models with the 18 inches wheels which means 275x65x18 tires.
The optional 20 inches wheels come with tires that are 275x55x20.
What interesting is that both these tires sizes are virtually identical in diameter; 32 inches, for whatever that is worth.
The optional 20 inches wheels come with tires that are 275x55x20.
What interesting is that both these tires sizes are virtually identical in diameter; 32 inches, for whatever that is worth.
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05-16-2012, 09:11 PM
However, there should be a sticker on the drivers side door that will tell you an axle code. You can then look up that code online.
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