2500 with lift and 37s hemi, pull good?
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RE: 2500 with lift and 37s hemi, pull good?
Well i wouldn't mind getting a 2nd gen if I can find a nice one with either under 100,000 miles, or around that. They don't come by often. I am reallyyy picky about which truck I want though.
I am going to try and find somebody with a lifted 2500 hemi and talk to them though.
I will keep yall updated though...keep the opinions coming!
thanks
I am going to try and find somebody with a lifted 2500 hemi and talk to them though.
I will keep yall updated though...keep the opinions coming!
thanks
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RE: 2500 with lift and 37s hemi, pull good?
I had a 2004 quad cab 4X4 hemi with 7" Lift and 37`s. It will do anything i wanted it to do. I had the optional 4:10 gears also. You wont having any problems pulling what you want. Get one, You wont be dissapointed.
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RE: 2500 with lift and 37s hemi, pull good?
ORIGINAL: HammerZ71
3k for new gears, WTF???? You thinking 14k gold gears here dude? How about roughly $200 for the rear set, $225 for the front and about $100 for a master install kit w/Timkin bearings. So I guess you're figuring, about $2500 for the install.You got me thinking aboutopening a 4x4 shop in Texas! Now I'm not disputing he'd be better off with the CTD in the long run, but c'mon, 4.56 gears can be done on a Dodge 4x4 for between $1000-$1100 at many reputable shops. I had mine done PLUS the purchase and install of an Auburn LSD for a hair over $1400!!!
ORIGINAL: Charlie in TX
$5k more for the CTD. Add in $3k to the hemi for new gears and you are looking at $2k differnce. Get the CTD or get nothing! This is comming from someone with a hemi.
$5k more for the CTD. Add in $3k to the hemi for new gears and you are looking at $2k differnce. Get the CTD or get nothing! This is comming from someone with a hemi.
