Re: adding inches to 4 inch lift
 

To be a bit more accurate, the NVG3550 has a 0.78 ratio for 5th and most
brands of 33" tires are actually around 32.8" when new. So, with a 4.56
diff, Troy's I6 would be turning 2550 rpm at 70 mph. Right now, with his
4.11 diff, it should turn 2300 rpm @ 70 mph. If he up-sizes to 35s,
he'll turn 2400 with 4.56 or 2570 with 4.88 (70 mph).

Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org

c wrote:
> "Troy" <tdell@earthlink.net> wrote :
>
>>I have an 01 jeep tj 6 cyl. 5spd manual
>
> RPM = gear ratio x mph x 336 / tire diameter.
>
> So in your case 3250 RPM without overdrive and then multiply that by the
> overdrive ratio of the trans. It is usually about .7, so you should be about
> 2275 RPM
>
> Chris

Re: adding inches to 4 inch lift
 

To be a bit more accurate, the NVG3550 has a 0.78 ratio for 5th and most
brands of 33" tires are actually around 32.8" when new. So, with a 4.56
diff, Troy's I6 would be turning 2550 rpm at 70 mph. Right now, with his
4.11 diff, it should turn 2300 rpm @ 70 mph. If he up-sizes to 35s,
he'll turn 2400 with 4.56 or 2570 with 4.88 (70 mph).

Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org

c wrote:
> "Troy" <tdell@earthlink.net> wrote :
>
>>I have an 01 jeep tj 6 cyl. 5spd manual
>
> RPM = gear ratio x mph x 336 / tire diameter.
>
> So in your case 3250 RPM without overdrive and then multiply that by the
> overdrive ratio of the trans. It is usually about .7, so you should be about
> 2275 RPM
>
> Chris

Re: adding inches to 4 inch lift
 

Just be sure the Significant Other is not given the opportunity to compare
your 6 inches with your Lift Kit's 4, she'll just get confused.





"Troy" <tdell@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:hYgKd.1415$Yd7.1035@newsread2.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
> Hello again. Finally found a dana44 rear end, and I'm having to have it
> rebuilt...
> Replacing the dana35c before it breaks. ( maybe I'll break it and send
> the pic to Bill)
> Now, I have 4.10 or 4.11 gears, whichever they are, and 33 x 12.50's
> I'm wanting to get 4.56 gears, for more pep. I've heard that I can even
> run 35's with this gearing? In that case, I have the Pro Comp 4 inch lift
> kit, stage 1. Whatever that means.
>
> How much higher am I going to have to get that 4 inch lift to fit the
> 35's? Will a 1 inch body lift do? Or maybe the body lift and a 1 inch
> spring spacer? I have no idea what would be good, but I prefer something
> "proper".
>
> I"m open to any and all suggestions... Thanks in advance.
>
> Troy
>

Re: adding inches to 4 inch lift
 

Just be sure the Significant Other is not given the opportunity to compare
your 6 inches with your Lift Kit's 4, she'll just get confused.





"Troy" <tdell@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:hYgKd.1415$Yd7.1035@newsread2.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
> Hello again. Finally found a dana44 rear end, and I'm having to have it
> rebuilt...
> Replacing the dana35c before it breaks. ( maybe I'll break it and send
> the pic to Bill)
> Now, I have 4.10 or 4.11 gears, whichever they are, and 33 x 12.50's
> I'm wanting to get 4.56 gears, for more pep. I've heard that I can even
> run 35's with this gearing? In that case, I have the Pro Comp 4 inch lift
> kit, stage 1. Whatever that means.
>
> How much higher am I going to have to get that 4 inch lift to fit the
> 35's? Will a 1 inch body lift do? Or maybe the body lift and a 1 inch
> spring spacer? I have no idea what would be good, but I prefer something
> "proper".
>
> I"m open to any and all suggestions... Thanks in advance.
>
> Troy
>

Re: adding inches to 4 inch lift
 

Just be sure the Significant Other is not given the opportunity to compare
your 6 inches with your Lift Kit's 4, she'll just get confused.





"Troy" <tdell@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:hYgKd.1415$Yd7.1035@newsread2.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
> Hello again. Finally found a dana44 rear end, and I'm having to have it
> rebuilt...
> Replacing the dana35c before it breaks. ( maybe I'll break it and send
> the pic to Bill)
> Now, I have 4.10 or 4.11 gears, whichever they are, and 33 x 12.50's
> I'm wanting to get 4.56 gears, for more pep. I've heard that I can even
> run 35's with this gearing? In that case, I have the Pro Comp 4 inch lift
> kit, stage 1. Whatever that means.
>
> How much higher am I going to have to get that 4 inch lift to fit the
> 35's? Will a 1 inch body lift do? Or maybe the body lift and a 1 inch
> spring spacer? I have no idea what would be good, but I prefer something
> "proper".
>
> I"m open to any and all suggestions... Thanks in advance.
>
> Troy
>

Re: adding inches to 4 inch lift
 

bwaha, I have 20" of lift.
KH

"Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:wImdnVO8ObNwVmbcRVn-2w@ez2.net...
> Just be sure the Significant Other is not given the opportunity to compare
> your 6 inches with your Lift Kit's 4, she'll just get confused.
>
>
>
>
>
> "Troy" <tdell@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:hYgKd.1415$Yd7.1035@newsread2.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
>> Hello again. Finally found a dana44 rear end, and I'm having to have it
>> rebuilt...
>> Replacing the dana35c before it breaks. ( maybe I'll break it and send
>> the pic to Bill)
>> Now, I have 4.10 or 4.11 gears, whichever they are, and 33 x 12.50's
>> I'm wanting to get 4.56 gears, for more pep. I've heard that I can even
>> run 35's with this gearing? In that case, I have the Pro Comp 4 inch
>> lift kit, stage 1. Whatever that means.
>>
>> How much higher am I going to have to get that 4 inch lift to fit the
>> 35's? Will a 1 inch body lift do? Or maybe the body lift and a 1 inch
>> spring spacer? I have no idea what would be good, but I prefer something
>> "proper".
>>
>> I"m open to any and all suggestions... Thanks in advance.
>>
>> Troy
>>
>

Re: adding inches to 4 inch lift
 

bwaha, I have 20" of lift.
KH

"Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:wImdnVO8ObNwVmbcRVn-2w@ez2.net...
> Just be sure the Significant Other is not given the opportunity to compare
> your 6 inches with your Lift Kit's 4, she'll just get confused.
>
>
>
>
>
> "Troy" <tdell@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:hYgKd.1415$Yd7.1035@newsread2.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
>> Hello again. Finally found a dana44 rear end, and I'm having to have it
>> rebuilt...
>> Replacing the dana35c before it breaks. ( maybe I'll break it and send
>> the pic to Bill)
>> Now, I have 4.10 or 4.11 gears, whichever they are, and 33 x 12.50's
>> I'm wanting to get 4.56 gears, for more pep. I've heard that I can even
>> run 35's with this gearing? In that case, I have the Pro Comp 4 inch
>> lift kit, stage 1. Whatever that means.
>>
>> How much higher am I going to have to get that 4 inch lift to fit the
>> 35's? Will a 1 inch body lift do? Or maybe the body lift and a 1 inch
>> spring spacer? I have no idea what would be good, but I prefer something
>> "proper".
>>
>> I"m open to any and all suggestions... Thanks in advance.
>>
>> Troy
>>
>

Re: adding inches to 4 inch lift
 

bwaha, I have 20" of lift.
KH

"Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:wImdnVO8ObNwVmbcRVn-2w@ez2.net...
> Just be sure the Significant Other is not given the opportunity to compare
> your 6 inches with your Lift Kit's 4, she'll just get confused.
>
>
>
>
>
> "Troy" <tdell@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:hYgKd.1415$Yd7.1035@newsread2.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
>> Hello again. Finally found a dana44 rear end, and I'm having to have it
>> rebuilt...
>> Replacing the dana35c before it breaks. ( maybe I'll break it and send
>> the pic to Bill)
>> Now, I have 4.10 or 4.11 gears, whichever they are, and 33 x 12.50's
>> I'm wanting to get 4.56 gears, for more pep. I've heard that I can even
>> run 35's with this gearing? In that case, I have the Pro Comp 4 inch
>> lift kit, stage 1. Whatever that means.
>>
>> How much higher am I going to have to get that 4 inch lift to fit the
>> 35's? Will a 1 inch body lift do? Or maybe the body lift and a 1 inch
>> spring spacer? I have no idea what would be good, but I prefer something
>> "proper".
>>
>> I"m open to any and all suggestions... Thanks in advance.
>>
>> Troy
>>
>