Re-gear to 35x12.50x15

[clanier4x4]

No BS here, working in this shop with a full set of "like brand new" Km2's sittin around is really getting to me and im savin the money i make for tires+i could sell my all terrains now, they have hardly any miles on them, but first off, there is no way in the world i would ever even think about running that size tires on 3.73, im looking for somethin around 4.56 and idc if some people say 5.13 or whatever it is i do fine with 33 on my 3.73, but i was wondering where i could find these gears and stuff i dont know much about the whole gearing thing to be honest like what exactly fits, so any help would be appreciated...and, if i got a shop to regear it estimated cost would probably be around what?

[padilla94]

The shop where everybody gets gears done around here charges $1000 installed


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[clanier4x4]

dont know if i could do this but what if i somehow got the gears and then let the shop install them instead of making them buy them with that whole wait process and so on

[DiabloBlanco]

It would be easier for you to swap a new read end.

[clanier4x4]

Originally Posted by DiabloBlanco

It would be easier for you to swap a new read end.

where am i gonna find somethin around 4.56, if i was crazy enough i would run a 4.10 lol, thats desperate measures, biggest thing is gettin my money up and then convicing my mom and dad, but it will be done. it must!

[DiabloBlanco]

a ford 9 inch would be good. Find one with 4.56s in it already.


edit: i forgot you are 4x4.

you are screwed price wise.

[StealthRanger]

I was quoted $800 per differential = $1600+tax from 4 Wheel Parts to have 4:56 gears installed in my truck.

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Originally Posted by DiabloBlanco

a ford 9 inch would be good. Find one with 4.56s in it already.

X2!

[clanier4x4]

Originally Posted by DiabloBlanco

a ford 9 inch would be good. Find one with 4.56s in it already.


edit: i forgot you are 4x4.

you are screwed price wise.

and i could find this, where haha?

[01_ranger_4x4]

4.56's will do fine with 35's but 4.88's will be ideal. Im pretty sure a 5.13 wont even fit in the 7.5 or 8.8 axle but i could be wrong.

Originally Posted by DiabloBlanco

It would be easier for you to swap a new read end.

yeah good luck finding an axle with 4.88's in it.

[DiabloBlanco]

Originally Posted by 01_ranger_4x4

4.56's will do fine with 35's but 4.88's will be ideal. Im pretty sure a 5.13 wont even fit in the 7.5 or 8.8 axle but i could be wrong.



yeah good luck finding an axle with 4.88's in it.

seen em before!

Originally Posted by clanier4x4

and i could find this, where haha?

Craigslist, ebay, there are aloooot for sale out in Cali. But that doesnt help you.

[clanier4x4]

Originally Posted by 01_ranger_4x4

4.56's will do fine with 35's but 4.88's will be ideal. Im pretty sure a 5.13 wont even fit in the 7.5 or 8.8 axle but i could be wrong.



yeah good luck finding an axle with 4.88's in it.

i just want 4.56 to be honest.

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Originally Posted by DiabloBlanco

seen em before!



Craigslist, ebay, there are aloooot for sale out in Cali. But that doesnt help you.

i can honestly say i have never seen a whole axle in a NC craigslist...fml

[DiabloBlanco]

damn son.

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what county do you live in

[01_ranger_4x4]

Originally Posted by clanier4x4

i just want 4.56 to be honest.

Why? if youre going to pay to have it done you may as well do it right the first time.

[clanier4x4]

Originally Posted by DiabloBlanco

damn son.

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what county do you live in

guilford

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Originally Posted by 01_ranger_4x4

Why? if youre going to pay to have it done you may as well do it right the first time.

true haha, but it just seem easier to find and i may try to do it myself with some more experienced help

[doyouquaxu]

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