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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Fairfield Ca
Posts: 20
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Re: My 75 4x4 stepside
I just got tires for it so ir i get 3/4 axles i gota get new tires and rim which i dont want to
I dont go rock crawing with it and i going to be running 4.11 |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Livingston, MT/On my boat WA/BC/AK
Posts: 2,294
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Re: My 75 4x4 stepside
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I am speaking from experince, I had a 70 short bed 4x4 when I was in highschool, and running 33" tires I broke the dana 44 trying to climb up a hill, not rock crawling, they really arent very strong in a truck, they do well in a jeep because jeeps are way lighter than a pickup. You would probably be able to sell the 44 pretty easy for that reason. With 35's and 4.11's you will be turning 2960 RPM to do 75 MPH, that is going to suck a lot of fuel. If you stuff an over drive in it like a NV4500 you could bring that down to 2161 RPM. Just something for you to consider because right now with your 3.07's you are only pulling 1614 RPM @ 75 MPH, so as you gear your truck down your fuel consumption is going to go up exponentially.
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Fairfield Ca
Posts: 20
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Re: My 75 4x4 stepside
Never had a problem with the danna 44 befor
and with the 3.07 dose not help with my gas cuz there to high geared and i run 2500 rpm at 70 mph With high gears there is no gear reduction to help turn the tires And 3/4 axles are not cheep its more money to swap axles then to get them re geared And its not like there is a lack of power i got plenty of that |
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Fairfield Ca
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Re: My 75 4x4 stepside
washed it when i got it back
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