Easy way to tell what your gear ratio is.
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VIN # or data plate decoding.
Could also just search and find this https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f120...ratios-178636/
Could also just search and find this https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f120...ratios-178636/
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Incidentally that thread is on page one of the 96-95 truck tech page. There is a ton of info included on that page that should keep you busy.
Incidentally that thread is on page one of the 96-95 truck tech page. There is a ton of info included on that page that should keep you busy.
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4.37 is common in 79 axles. In fact, in 79' you could only get 4.37's.. 80' was 4.10s, 81' is 3.90's, then back to 4.10s after that.
Nobody sells this particular R/P combo because it's really not worth it. For the price of a new setup 3rd member you could get 4.56's, or even 4.38's.. And for REAL cheap you can find good 4.10 setups.
Now, to swap these into your near-stock 1st gen, would be decent. Granted you could get them at a reasonable price. They're better than 4.10's and 31's, and youre pretty close to 4.56's.
Nobody sells this particular R/P combo because it's really not worth it. For the price of a new setup 3rd member you could get 4.56's, or even 4.38's.. And for REAL cheap you can find good 4.10 setups.
Now, to swap these into your near-stock 1st gen, would be decent. Granted you could get them at a reasonable price. They're better than 4.10's and 31's, and youre pretty close to 4.56's.
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