4.10s are available. There is a 2wd pickup with 4.10 gears in the 12-bolt rear diff, and the mid-90s Rodeos have 4.10s in the front 10-bolt diff.
-Tad
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4.10s are available. There is a 2wd pickup with 4.10 gears in the 12-bolt rear diff, and the mid-90s Rodeos have 4.10s in the front 10-bolt diff.
-Tad
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has anyone actually tried this???? Any thoughts on if id actually save gas??? or would the weight of the vehicle overpower the loss of power to teh wheels?
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The 4.10's should give you a slight increase in gas mileage, but I wouldn't expect much. Check out this web site and scroll to the bottom to see a chart of gear size vs. tire diameter: http://www.highriders.ca/documents/4...20Size%20Table
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Do you think it'd be more plausable to just get some 31's or 33' all terrains?
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