5.29's Installed!
#21
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From: Solano Co, CA Originally a North Idaho Hick
Something else to factor into your equation is the cost of a new auto tranny after it burns it from trying to run in over drive when it can't. For manuals your clutch will last much much longer when properly geared especially when wheeling. 300 bucks is nothing compared to a new tranny.
#23
Again, these are only the "tangible" factors. To me, not feeling practically handicapped in traffic or on the street is just as, if not more, important. I no longer feel like I have to "Fred Flintstone" it to get on the freeway. A trip to the Bay Area made me feel like I should be running with my hazards on!
#25
hey what install kit yall use im on randys now lookin at their install kits the one i think it should be is the pk tv6 for $197.64 or the yk tv6 any insight? i gotta 90 4Runner V6 thanks
http://www.ringpinion.com/PartsList....fID=59&CatID=6
-edit- price of yk tv6 $242.75
http://www.ringpinion.com/PartsList....fID=59&CatID=6
-edit- price of yk tv6 $242.75
Last edited by 90runnerfan; Sep 16, 2009 at 10:30 AM.
#29
alrighty. well truck came stock with 225/75 according to the inside face of the driver side door, so 4.10s. How is the power difference with the 22re and 5.29s? you said you were auto with 31s, too?
#34
When I got my truck it had 32x11.50 tires on it, it's got a 3.0, 5spd and what I'm assuming are stock gears. I find it to be pretty peppy on the road I guess, though I've never known it with any other tire or gear combination.
It is my DD and I do do highway driving on it, but I find I rarely put it into 5th gear because I can usually get it up to nearly 110km/h in 4th while still keeping my revs under 3500 or so.
I don't plan on ever running anything bigger than a 33" tire. Would 4.88's be the most ideal gears for me?
It is my DD and I do do highway driving on it, but I find I rarely put it into 5th gear because I can usually get it up to nearly 110km/h in 4th while still keeping my revs under 3500 or so.
I don't plan on ever running anything bigger than a 33" tire. Would 4.88's be the most ideal gears for me?
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From: maple ridge, British Columbia, Canada
When I got my truck it had 32x11.50 tires on it, it's got a 3.0, 5spd and what I'm assuming are stock gears. I find it to be pretty peppy on the road I guess, though I've never known it with any other tire or gear combination.
It is my DD and I do do highway driving on it, but I find I rarely put it into 5th gear because I can usually get it up to nearly 110km/h in 4th while still keeping my revs under 3500 or so.
I don't plan on ever running anything bigger than a 33" tire. Would 4.88's be the most ideal gears for me?
It is my DD and I do do highway driving on it, but I find I rarely put it into 5th gear because I can usually get it up to nearly 110km/h in 4th while still keeping my revs under 3500 or so.
I don't plan on ever running anything bigger than a 33" tire. Would 4.88's be the most ideal gears for me?
Yep. I run 4.88's and 33's
Brings you to stock plus a little extra gearing.I bet you have 4.56's its not as drastic of a change. Especially for us 3vze owners

Not geared low enough that I can't drive on the hwy. Last time I went on a roadtrip up north I had it at 130-140km/h most of the way
#37
Ok, 1st mpg report = nothing's changed so far. I'm still ~18 mpg's, but I have to wonder if breaking in tight gears would attribute to that. Also, spent a fair amount of time idling in the garage while I tried to figure out yet another idle issue. Will continue to track...
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