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I need some ideas and opinions on what to do to my truck next I got a lift rims and tires tow mirrors headlights and tail lights coming in if anyone has any other idea let me know
 
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What size tires, and what gears are in the axles?
 
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35s and not sure. It's got the diesel rear end I know that much I'll have to check when I get off
 
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What size tires, and what gears are in the axles?
35s not sure what fears I know they are the diesel ones I'll have to check when I get home
 
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Yeah, see what ya got in there, if you have the 3.55's, you are going to want to change them.
 
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Yeah, see what ya got in there, if you have the 3.55's, you are going to want to change them.
are they bad or you just don't think they will hold the tires too well
 
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Big tires and short gearing makes for a short life for the trans. Since you have der diesel, 4.10's with 35's would probably work fairly well. 4.56's would make it a stump puller. You could push the house off the foundation without even breaking a sweat. (but, RPM would be higher when towing with O/D off......)
 
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Big tires and short gearing makes for a short life for the trans. Since you have der diesel, 4.10's with 35's would probably work fairly well. 4.56's would make it a stump puller. You could push the house off the foundation without even breaking a sweat. (but, RPM would be higher when towing with O/D off......)
well I have a 5 speed so I'm somewhat lucky on that part
 
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That's convenient.

I would seriously consider the 4.10's then.
 
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That's convenient.

I would seriously consider the 4.10's then.
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