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Hello!
I own an off-road tourism company in Medellin, Colombia. I'm fixing up my E350 Econoline Van to use for backcountry tourism.
I would like to change the gears and add an Eaton TrueTrac locking rear differential.
I’m going to be using my van for almost exclusively off-road and back road driving in the Andes. Nothing technical but lots of dirt roads and mud. I currently have a Dana 60 with 3.55 gears. The van has 33” BFG KO2 tires and is basically the slowest vehicle I have ever driven. I almost never get on the highway and the van will rarely see over 50mph.
Do you think that I should go with 4.56 gears or 4.88 gears? I did some research and saw that 4.10 would get the van back to stock but I was thinking that a little more low end might be better for what I do. Thank you for all your help!!
either gearset will do better than what you currently have.
going with the 4.88 gearset will give you a better gear for larger tires if you decide to go to a 35 inch.
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