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Dr Phat

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Re: third member gearing
« on: May 08, 2010, 09:04:32 PM »
Well doing a dual case is alot more expensive than putting in 5.29's.

Look at it this way.

Stock transfer case in low range and 5.29s will give you a final drive ratio of 47.4 for $300

Dual transfer case both in low range and stock gears will give you a final drive ratio of 84 for $600 + cost of 2nd transfer case + new drive shafts front and rear.

I would do diff gears first then work my way to a dual x-case and maybe drop 4.7's in your single transfer case (98 final drive) so your all setup for ultimate duals when you do dual case it for a whopping 223 final drive.

 
 
 
 
 

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