T-case OR 4inch lift ?

Started by oldyeller, February 02, 2009, 09:13:10 PM

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oldyeller

I need your help!

Witch do I pick for my 1980 toy a 4.7:1 T-case or 4inch Procomp lift?
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Joey88RUNR

I would vote 4.70's all the way
SaS'd Dual ultimate crawler w/5.29s Aussie front/detriot Rear, 35's Mtr's with kevlar

boggerunner

for what size tires?
35"+ go with t-case gears
if u just want to clear 33s better, go with the lift, and avoid rear blocks, get springs.

oldyeller


Hyena

pro cromp sucks, get the gears and cut the fenders.

Wermz84

What Kind of wheeling do you plan on doing?   If you don't have duals and you want to wheel on the road or in the snow, or mellow trails, the 4.7's are two low.


Never get Pro comp.  way too stiff.   You'll need a kidney belt.  :talkingn:

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oldyeller


boggerunner

i run 4.5 procomps in the front of my crawler, got them for free, but they flex good after a breakin!

oldyeller

I live in Wyoming and wheel in Snow,Rock,Mud,Sand and drive on the street to work.

boggerunner

what are your axle gears, 4.10s with 35 every day to work is gonna suck, and wear out clutches more.

oldyeller


boggerunner

i run the same ones in my crawler with 37's
i doesnt get driven on the street, and has duals with 4.7's in the rear case.
go with the 4.7's

80_yota_pickup

if you dont have duals i would put that in instead of just making a single 4.7 case cause then you have more gear options. or get duals and 4.7's in the rear case!
SAY i WON't... AND i WILL

80 pickup SB with 87 4runner SR5 interior,22re swap, welded F&R, 5" allpro springs, ultimate duals, 36" iroks, DIY beadlocks,SB bobbed 16",

coming next: full cage, longfields, and 5.29's

oldyeller

Quote from: boggerunner on February 02, 2009, 09:58:22 PM
i run the same ones in my crawler with 37's
i doesnt get driven on the street, and has duals with 4.7's in the rear case.
go with the 4.7's

Well you talked me into it! :booya:
thanks man! :thumbs:

79coyotefrg

dude, its VERY easy to make lift with the stock springs by removing flat leaves and replacing them and adding leaves from a 2wd s10 or a 2wd ford f150
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Rocksurfer

I say gearing, and just do minor lift mods like a shackle or bodylift.
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Rockcrawlintoy

Quote from: 80_yota_pickup on February 02, 2009, 09:59:57 PM
if you dont have duals i would put that in instead of just making a single 4.7 case cause then you have more gear options. or get duals and 4.7's in the rear case!

i vote this option. i think having a single 4.7 case would suck in the snow and the mud.
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bigarms23

in snow with on a tcase with 4.7 isn't bad just use 4high and that will be fine the same goes for mud
88 4runner 2016 5.3 auto atlas 2 on tons and tons of fun

Talon84x4

I'd stay away from the pro comps. Mine never got soft, gave them away to another wheeler and they're still stiff. Have got rears up front and 4.7 and love them both.  :twocents:
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MiniSimp


jimbo74

tcase, you dont really want pro-comp lift springs (i have them on my truck)
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oldyeller

Now I just have more to think about? :headscratch: :crazy:

blackdiamond

35,s with 4.10 gears with 4.70 t-case would be ok off road and horrible on the street (you have some altitude to deal with).  at some point you'll be geared too low for things that require momentum, but in the rocks gears will go farther than ground clearance.

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1989 4Runner: Dual Ultimate (Inchworm front & Marlin 4.70 rear), Marlin Twin Stick, 1200-lb clutch, 4.88 R&P, Aussie Front, Detroit rear, 30-spline Longs, Long hub gears, ARP hub and knuckle studs & 35x12.50 Cooper STT PRO tires.  Marlin rear bumper & sliders.  FROR front bumper.  SAS with Alcan springs & Rancho 9000XL shocks.  Budbuilt Bolt-on traction bar.  Custom Interior Cage by Those Guys Rod and Customs.

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oldyeller

I'm running 35s with 4.37s and a stock T-case  and a 4seed now.
I just hope it's not going to be to low?
Crap I don't know!
:smack:

80_yota_pickup

if you are happy with how it drives on the street right now then do duals so you have gear options not just 4hi and slow a$$ 4low. its nice to have all the options.
SAY i WON't... AND i WILL

80 pickup SB with 87 4runner SR5 interior,22re swap, welded F&R, 5" allpro springs, ultimate duals, 36" iroks, DIY beadlocks,SB bobbed 16",

coming next: full cage, longfields, and 5.29's

MiniSimp

Quote from: oldyeller on February 03, 2009, 08:00:29 PM
I'm running 35s with 4.37s and a stock T-case  and a 4seed now.
I just hope it's not going to be to low?
Crap I don't know!
:smack:
It will only be lower in 4low or 2low, your street speed will stay the same.

Ghtoyrunner

When in doubt throttle out!

oldyeller


IrieKidinCal

I would say duals. Either two stock cases. or a stock and a 4.7  Duals stocks is much cheaper than rebuilding or buying a 4.7.  I would get the cases setup and keep all the money you save and buy some 63'' springs for the rear. New springs up front. You could have all that lined up for under $700/800. If you shop around and do your homework :thumbs:     BTW: Im running 37's w 4:88 Duals 2.28/4.7 Love it.

brainlessfool

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