Tire size to gear ratio ?
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Here's the typical guide for ratio - tires:
4:10 - 33"
4.56 - 35"
4.88 - 37"
In theory it will pull your camper a little worse if you go to a slightly larger tires because your rpms will be lower with larger tires. But I personally wouldn't worry about it because your geared pretty good anyways.
4:10 - 33"
4.56 - 35"
4.88 - 37"
In theory it will pull your camper a little worse if you go to a slightly larger tires because your rpms will be lower with larger tires. But I personally wouldn't worry about it because your geared pretty good anyways.
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If I were you man I would move up to 35s and caller a day.
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Stock setup is 3.55 gear ratio with 31.5" tires. With a 4.56 gear ratio, you will run equivalent RPM's to a stock setup on 40.5" tires. However, factor in the greater moment of inertia and rolling resistance of larger tires and you will probably want to be running a bit higher RPM than a stock setup to better hold a gear on the highway, as well as for towing. With 4.56's you should be fine to tow moving up to even a 37-38" tire.
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Related question:
I am running 33s with stock 3.92s and want to be eventually at 4.56s for 35s but I am trying to figure out if swap gears now or wait till I go to 35s. I have read that running with too large of tire will kill the transmission(which I don't have money to replace anytime soon). Should I pay the $500 for new gears or save it for other projects?
I am running 33s with stock 3.92s and want to be eventually at 4.56s for 35s but I am trying to figure out if swap gears now or wait till I go to 35s. I have read that running with too large of tire will kill the transmission(which I don't have money to replace anytime soon). Should I pay the $500 for new gears or save it for other projects?
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