35s

[johnsislandranger]

good to hear

 

[Gabe8810]

funny this came up cause i was looking in the RBV gallery, And saw a guys truck that had 38" tires with 3.73 gears. Is that Possible?

 

[wahlstrom1]

I could roll 54's under my truck and put 2.73's in the diffs, just because it's there doesn't mean it works, or is right.

-andrew

 

[93ranger420]

not really, but yea it would work, just be a gutless pos until you regeared it, ever drove a toyota with stock tires? lmao about like that.

 

[rangerbum]

not really, but yea it would work, just be a gutless pos until you regeared it, ever drove a toyota with stock tires? lmao about like that.

..ever drove a toyota? about like that. lol lmao

 

[Gabe8810]

so i would think rolling anything bigger than 35s you would be better off getting 4.88's IMO

 

[BeaterMan]

when i had 31's with 3.73's my truck had no problems but when i put 33's on it, lets just say it was unfunctional- when i tried to burn out on gravel the truck would just stall out . i then switched to 4.88's and it cruzes fine, has a little trouble on the mountain highways of colorado, but i can only top out round 70-80 or so before i run outta RPM's. i think my power is limited by the all mighty crappy 2.8L.

 

[johnsislandranger]

i think ill just go with 5.13s once i get the money

 

[93ranger420]

..ever drove a toyota? about like that. lol lmao

haha true, i love listening to people who own toyotas, its like the honda import scene.

 

[robmurt90]

I'm currently running 35s with 3.27 gears on my explorer. haha, talk about slow

 

[Ford_4.0]

Ive got 33's with 3.5somethings and it brings the suck. 5th gear is useless unless your doin 75+. Ive heard that with 33's 4.56 is comfortable, and it at least needs to be 4.10, so with 35's your going to need alot more than that.