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Kiroshu · 07-02-2009, 02:42 PM

well ur rpms wne t down alittle due to the fact the truck has to pull alittle harder on thoose bigger tires. o/d is require for highway driving in automatics and is basically there for gasmileage reasons and so you can go higher speeds without running too high rpms and burning out ur tranny. just keeping driving it. its fine.

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Kiroshu Registered User Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: wade, NC Posts: 1,305	well ur rpms wne t down alittle due to the fact the truck has to pull alittle harder on thoose bigger tires. o/d is require for highway driving in automatics and is basically there for gasmileage reasons and so you can go higher speeds without running too high rpms and burning out ur tranny. just keeping driving it. its fine. __________________ My current: 1986 Toyota 4runner SR5 EFI 4cyl 2.4L 22RE 5-Speed 242,000 Miles 95% Stock __________________ (Still working on restoring her) My old: 1988 Toyota 4runner SR5 EFI V6 3.0L 3VZ-E 5-Speed 302,000 Miles All stock (sold)______________ (Was my fastest truck i miss her...) My old: 1989 Toyota 4runner Non-SR5 EFI 4cyl 2.4L 22RE Automatic 231,000 Miles (sold)______________ (was my quietest and slowest yota.)