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Old 12-27-2006, 10:12 PM
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another gearing question.

so if i get 5.29s in the rear, then wont the front tires spin slower than the rear in 4wd?
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you need to regear both front and rear, otherwise your Tcase will be :pssied:

and no, if you regear the rear the 5.29 and keep front stock, the fronts will spin faster then the rear.
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LOL. Carry a shovel and a bucket to pick up your transfer case if you use 4x4.
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so have them done togather.
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Originally Posted by jimmyray
so have them done togather.
Or don't use 4WD Oh you would be ok if you were just in some mud or very loose dirt, but if you hit something with any traction it will be like driving with the parking brake on and be very bad for the transfer case.

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