Tire / gear option opinions....
#1
Tire / gear option opinions....
First the truck, 86 22r 2wd sluggomatic (auto), lifted about 4".
OK, here's what I'm thinking about.
#1, 31" (30.5" actuall height) tires with 4.88 gears, 60mph rpm's of 2258,
#2, 32" (31.5" actuall height) tires with 4.88 gears, 60mph rpm's of 2186,
or
#3, 32" (31.5" actuall height) tires with 5.29 gears, 60mph rpm's of 2370.
In any of these senarios, I'm going to use an ARB or similar locker so I can actually have 2 wheels driving when necessary.
Keep in mind, the automatic has an unreasonably high (numerically low) OD ratio of .7 to 1
From the factory, my rpm's at 60mph are only 2064, actually below the suggested power range for a 4cyl.
Thanks for your input!
Todd
OK, here's what I'm thinking about.
#1, 31" (30.5" actuall height) tires with 4.88 gears, 60mph rpm's of 2258,
#2, 32" (31.5" actuall height) tires with 4.88 gears, 60mph rpm's of 2186,
or
#3, 32" (31.5" actuall height) tires with 5.29 gears, 60mph rpm's of 2370.
In any of these senarios, I'm going to use an ARB or similar locker so I can actually have 2 wheels driving when necessary.
Keep in mind, the automatic has an unreasonably high (numerically low) OD ratio of .7 to 1
From the factory, my rpm's at 60mph are only 2064, actually below the suggested power range for a 4cyl.
Thanks for your input!
Todd
#3
The 22r series tends to run happiest in the 2300-3500 rpm range it seems, or mine does anyway.
Right now I have a 4.10 and 27" tire combo, it's a little better than stock.
I'll be getting a 3rd with 4.37 gears in it next week I think, so I'll have a better comparison to what the 5.29 32" would "feel" like.
Thanks,
Todd
Right now I have a 4.10 and 27" tire combo, it's a little better than stock.
I'll be getting a 3rd with 4.37 gears in it next week I think, so I'll have a better comparison to what the 5.29 32" would "feel" like.
Thanks,
Todd
#5
Originally posted by descendents
p.s. notice i say when, not if
p.s. notice i say when, not if
Ya, you're right about that one.
It may take a while to save up enough for a long travel lift (taller too), and I'll need to get the spring mounts swapped to the top side when I do that, but when that does happen, it'll be 33's going on there.
Either that, or I'll SAS it.
Haven't decided yet.
Todd
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#8
Originally posted by descendents
just sas it now
just sas it now
1. Money
2. Time
3. Space
4. lack of another vehicle to drive, and
5. Money
I gotta move out of the city first, get a second car, then I'll be able to play.
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