Topic: 4.0-1 Gears

[greg_k113]

I was just wondering if anyone makes 4.0-1 gears for a Toyota case. I know Advance Adaptors used to make them but I can only find 4.70-1 gears on there website but All-Pro say's they sell 4.0-1 from Advance Adaptors.So does anyone knows who still makes 4.0-1 gears. I would like to run them in a single case I think it would be a good setup for the kind of wheeling I do. Does anyone run this set up? Pros Cons?

[Volcom]

4 to 1 vs 4.7 to 1 isn't much difference.  Just run the 4.7's.

[Phazertwo]

4 to 1 vs 4.7 to 1 isn't much difference.  Just run the 4.7's.

agreed. With a v-6 tranny, and 5.29s and a 4.7 case you end up at ~100:1 with one case. Add a 2.28 doubler and you get 50:1, 100:1 and 200:1

PZ

[greg_k113 [OP]]

does anyone still make 4.0-1 gears and who?

[REG535]

i heard aa has droped most gear choices do to no more gear cutter

[greg_k113 [OP]]

is 4.7 too low when just cruising on trails with a single case?

[Phazertwo]

I am usually have my 4.7:1 case in for just cruising on the trail. Remember you have 5 (or maybe 4) gears you can pick from.  The only time I use my 2.28:1 case is when they are both locked in, or in the mud/sand/dunes.  I am going to do a 4.7:1 case in my DD/camping rig 4runner, it just makes wheeling WAY nicer. 

PZ

[HDcruiser]

is 4.7 too low when just cruising on trails with a single case?

I dont think so, thats what i use to cruise around untill i need the second t/case. i also run 37's w/ 5.29's.