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Old 07-11-2013, 01:01 PM
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what kind of gearings do people have for a 94 1500 with 35 inch tires? how does stock work? or are gears a big help
 
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Stock kills transmissions and gas mileage.


Get 4.56. If you're towing or doing heavy off roading, swap in Dana 60s and some 4.88s.
 
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Can get 4.88's for the 9.25, and D44 as well.

I agree with the rest though.
 
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Can get 4.88's for the 9.25, and D44 as well.

I agree with the rest though.
I've looked and never found any after another member said it's a no-go. Unless they've showed back up in 2 months.
 
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"thick gears". ?
 
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I know the 4.56s for the D44 have to be thick cut...

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when you go to randys ring and pinion they're only showing up to 4.56 for the 9.25 rear end.
 
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http://www.ringpinion.com/b2c/PartsL...4WD&DiffID=127
 
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Old 07-11-2013, 02:23 PM
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A lot of good 4.88s will do you in the front if you can't have 4.88s in the rear, which I couldn't find.
 
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Need a new carrier/locker for the rear to use 4.88's I guess .
 
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Maybe that's the case, but I was just pointing out what I found. lol
 
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