I hate being in that position but happen to the best of us haha

 

85 22re 5 speed 4.70 w/ 35x 12.5 w/ a header

 

You mean 4.7s in the T-case? If thats the case, your high range should still be stock.

 

ya your right re-re. thanks for correcting me thats just the low gearing.

 

5.29s are in now, 3000 rpms gives 66 mph on gps, speedo reads 75 mph. Big difference in acceleration and on hills. Also 18 mpg after odometer correction on the freeway.

 

4.56:1 diffs with my '85 22RE running 32x11.50 BFG's. 4.88's also work well with 32" tires but the 4.56 pinions are a little stronger, so I went with them.

Stock 4.30:1 with my '99 5VZ-FE running LT265-75-16's.

 

5.29's with 35/15.50/15 Bogger's 279 k on the clock and still kickin !

 

88 pickup, 35x12.'s, 5.29's. quick truck, but tops out at about 65ish...3vz...and the gas mileage sucks.

85 pickup, 22re 235/75's 4.88's i beleive (and auto ). slow as heck, and the gas mileage also sucks

 

Why do you think 4.88s?
Probably only have 4.1s or 4.30s.

 

somebody awhile back, told me that the 4cyl toyotas with automatics were geared to 4.88's to "compensate" for the loss of power in the torque converter

 

4.88s werent available in stock Toyotas until '92 or '93 until '95. That was on mostly 3vze 4runners with automatics and 31" tire package. Not too common.

You have 4.10s or 4.30s . Look on the VIN plate ( I think its under the hood somewhere on yours) will probably say G292 or G282 somewhere.

 

hit the nail right on the head, just checked, it says g282.

 

i want to run 35s on my v6 4runner and im not sure what gears to buy... i need it to be alright on the freeway and low off road... it looks like most ppl have 5.29s...
what you think?

 

4.30 then . 4.30s were the common ratio for automatic '84-'88 trucks and '84-'89 4runners.

 

88 lifted 4 inch and 2 inch body with stock 4.10s and i run 36 12,5 15 tsl swampers runs awesome and gets to speed pretty good

 

I got stock 4.88's and 33x12.5x15 tires with a 3.slo pushing it it s a damn dog on the hills , but it runs good on the straights

 

hey, thanks man. i never knew that, i guess you learn something new everyday.

and i aslo just relized theres no longer a thank button?

 

5.29s with 35x12.5 BFG km2s

 

5.29s and 36 tsl's

 

410s-33x12.5s