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If you plan on wheeling the truck at all, or even just a tow truck that would see sand or mud. A locker in the rear atleast would be of some help... Just something to consider.
Or you can just stay stock gearing, chrome or powdercoat most of the undercarriage, get a few components that say Extreme in big letters, and make it into a mall-crawler! Id consider looking at another dealership,this dealer may or may not really have any clue about 4 wheel drive trucks,to put those tires on and leave 3.73 gears says to me that he doesnt really care whether the vehicles owner is satisfied with the finished product
Truckin has an excellent point regarding a rear locker,once you pull the rear end to re-gear,most of the labor costs would be already present from the ring/pinion job,so you would be basically getting the locker for parts cost only
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