Pulling Power
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My truck pulls ok I just know that it could definantly be better and Im thinking that a regear job will be the best way to go. I asume that by regearing my exhaust temps should drop as well as I won't be lugging it as much and it won't be putting the strain on the tranny that it does now.
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From: Rio Rico, AZ.
Bigtruck1 you are right. There is no substitute for the proper gear ratio for the application. Wanna tow heavy? Get some stump pulling rear axle ratios and all the struggling to climb hills will be over - even with a stock engine.
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From: Morgantown WV
03-21-2006 @ 12:19:52 PM
Name John
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Item New 4:56 gears and install kits, Front and rear
Price 450.00
Description New gear set for front and rear axle, Bearings and install kit. 4:56 ratio. Purchased them for my 2001 F-250 and never installed them
Send me a pm if interested, I'll get you an email.
Name John
E-mail (Click Here to find out why email addresses are removed from posts.)
City
State CA
Phone
Item New 4:56 gears and install kits, Front and rear
Price 450.00
Description New gear set for front and rear axle, Bearings and install kit. 4:56 ratio. Purchased them for my 2001 F-250 and never installed them
Send me a pm if interested, I'll get you an email.
