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you'll definitely need a re-gear for 37's. you can free up some mpg with some headers and a free spin kit.
the free spin kit freed up the most mpg for me but the kit is in the 2200 price range plus installation.
I'm in the process of finishing up a installation of a set of banks headers. I'm hoping to see a little more mpg increase with them
the free spin kit freed up the most mpg for me but the kit is in the 2200 price range plus installation.
I'm in the process of finishing up a installation of a set of banks headers. I'm hoping to see a little more mpg increase with them
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Well you're either going to need to be happy with 35's or shell out some cash. 37's are expensive to start with. The $2200 isn't terrible, if that's full parts and labor with a guarantee. That might include essentially overhauling the entire axle, which isn't a bad idea with that kind of mileage. Might ask around a little more.
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Well you're either going to need to be happy with 35's or shell out some cash. 37's are expensive to start with. The $2200 isn't terrible, if that's full parts and labor with a guarantee. That might include essentially overhauling the entire axle, which isn't a bad idea with that kind of mileage. Might ask around a little more.
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