2006 5.4 what to do??
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well first before you call 5star i would be doing any maintenance that the truck needs like plugs and fuel filter and air filter checking fluids and belt. to check to see what type of gears you have look at the door sticker. just google ford axle codes click on the first link and find your axle code to see what gears you have for example my axle code is C2 and on the chart it says that i have 4.10 gears with a dana 60 and limited slip diff
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From: Maryville, TN
Originally Posted by Banshee25
it's not that my truck won't do what i ask it's just that it doesn't do it very fast and when it does it's not very enjoyable not looking for a race truck but would love to get a little bit more performance out of it as to reduce the itch to buy a new 6.7
also I'm currently running to 65's on factory wheels looking to put on a set of 20 x 10's with 33's on there is the recommendation still 410s or possibly a higher gear ratio ??
also I'm currently running to 65's on factory wheels looking to put on a set of 20 x 10's with 33's on there is the recommendation still 410s or possibly a higher gear ratio ??
That would also be referred to as a lower gear ratio, not higher. The higher the number, the lower the gearing.
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From: Maryville, TN
Originally Posted by Banshee25
it's not that my truck won't do what i ask it's just that it doesn't do it very fast and when it does it's not very enjoyable not looking for a race truck but would love to get a little bit more performance out of it as to reduce the itch to buy a new 6.7
also I'm currently running to 65's on factory wheels looking to put on a set of 20 x 10's with 33's on there is the recommendation still 410s or possibly a higher gear ratio ??
also I'm currently running to 65's on factory wheels looking to put on a set of 20 x 10's with 33's on there is the recommendation still 410s or possibly a higher gear ratio ??
That would also be referred to as a lower gear ratio, not higher. The higher the number, the lower the gearing.
I know you didn't ask for my opinion, but I think a set of 0 offset black wheels would set it off nicely.
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