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Re: gear ratio and lockers [Re: Byrd6912] #806550 04/23/07 10:24 PM

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Monty n Guate Offline

Getting the Wheeling Fever

Hello,

I just bought a 97 Taco reg cab. I put 32s on it for tires. I had the crappy 3.58 ratio for the the R and Ps. I regeared to 4.56. I now have all the power out of the 4cyl that I will ever need. 4.88 should be more than enough to restore you back jto stock and then some.

Hope this helps

Don Iler
97 4cyl. Tacoma
OME 881s, N91s, Alcan AALs, Rancho 9k rear shocks
4.56 gears
32x11.50 Procomp ATs

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
gear ratio and lockers	Byrd6912	04/18/07 09:41 PM
Re: gear ratio and lockers	DentedTacoma	04/18/07 11:16 PM
Re: gear ratio and lockers	Monty n Guate	04/23/07 10:24 PM
Re: gear ratio and lockers	Jake97T	04/23/07 10:59 PM
Re: gear ratio and lockers	88toy4x4	04/24/07 05:23 PM
Re: gear ratio and lockers	Byrd6912	04/25/07 04:31 PM
Re: gear ratio and lockers	88toy4x4	04/25/07 08:02 PM

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