Re: how about 31's, True-trak's, and 4.10 gears?
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Re: how about 31's, True-trak's, and 4.10 gears?
I have the exact problem as you do and was also thinking about the same
setup. My wife would not like it if I over did it to HER jeep. I have the
D44 so I must decide on gearing before I put in a new carrier. I thought
about the Powertrax no-slip in the rear to save $$. But I would prefer the
Tru-Trac for street use.
I'm also undecided between 32-11.50 or 33-10.50 after my 31's wear out. I'm
planning on staying with BFG AT's. My current thought is the OME 2 1/2"
lift. I'd rather not re-gear if I don't have to. 3.73's currently.
Dan
"Jeff Olsen" <jeffo@efn.org> wrote in message
news:bgm8s5$b0m@garcia.efn.org...
> That's the setup I'm thinking of upgrading my '97 TJ to.
>
> It's a daily driver, and my wife uses it too, so I can't get too
> aggressive with it. Hence the True-track instead of a locker. Plus I
> have the D35 rear and sticking a locker in there in sort of silly anyway
> from what I hear.
>
> I'm picturing true-track LSD's front and rear, 4.11 gearing to let me go
> to 33's if I ever lift it, but the 4.11 should work OK with the 31's in
> the meantime. This should give me a very polite and yet fairly capable
> Jeep?
>
> Sound good? Or would I be better off doing something else while paying to
> have the diffy's rebuilt?
>
> Thanks!
>
> -jeff
setup. My wife would not like it if I over did it to HER jeep. I have the
D44 so I must decide on gearing before I put in a new carrier. I thought
about the Powertrax no-slip in the rear to save $$. But I would prefer the
Tru-Trac for street use.
I'm also undecided between 32-11.50 or 33-10.50 after my 31's wear out. I'm
planning on staying with BFG AT's. My current thought is the OME 2 1/2"
lift. I'd rather not re-gear if I don't have to. 3.73's currently.
Dan
"Jeff Olsen" <jeffo@efn.org> wrote in message
news:bgm8s5$b0m@garcia.efn.org...
> That's the setup I'm thinking of upgrading my '97 TJ to.
>
> It's a daily driver, and my wife uses it too, so I can't get too
> aggressive with it. Hence the True-track instead of a locker. Plus I
> have the D35 rear and sticking a locker in there in sort of silly anyway
> from what I hear.
>
> I'm picturing true-track LSD's front and rear, 4.11 gearing to let me go
> to 33's if I ever lift it, but the 4.11 should work OK with the 31's in
> the meantime. This should give me a very polite and yet fairly capable
> Jeep?
>
> Sound good? Or would I be better off doing something else while paying to
> have the diffy's rebuilt?
>
> Thanks!
>
> -jeff
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Re: how about 31's, True-trak's, and 4.10 gears?
Since tru-tracs replace your existing carrier, I don't think you can install
them without going through the complex gear setup. If that's the case, you
might as well re-gear while you're in there.
"Dan Tomanio" <dantomanio@adelphia.net> wrote in message
news:emEXa.3906$jg.2234574@news1.news.adelphia.net ...
> I have the exact problem as you do and was also thinking about the same
> setup. My wife would not like it if I over did it to HER jeep. I have the
> D44 so I must decide on gearing before I put in a new carrier. I thought
> about the Powertrax no-slip in the rear to save $$. But I would prefer the
> Tru-Trac for street use.
> I'm also undecided between 32-11.50 or 33-10.50 after my 31's wear out.
I'm
> planning on staying with BFG AT's. My current thought is the OME 2 1/2"
> lift. I'd rather not re-gear if I don't have to. 3.73's currently.
>
> Dan
>
>
> "Jeff Olsen" <jeffo@efn.org> wrote in message
> news:bgm8s5$b0m@garcia.efn.org...
> > That's the setup I'm thinking of upgrading my '97 TJ to.
> >
> > It's a daily driver, and my wife uses it too, so I can't get too
> > aggressive with it. Hence the True-track instead of a locker. Plus I
> > have the D35 rear and sticking a locker in there in sort of silly anyway
> > from what I hear.
> >
> > I'm picturing true-track LSD's front and rear, 4.11 gearing to let me go
> > to 33's if I ever lift it, but the 4.11 should work OK with the 31's in
> > the meantime. This should give me a very polite and yet fairly capable
> > Jeep?
> >
> > Sound good? Or would I be better off doing something else while paying
to
> > have the diffy's rebuilt?
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > -jeff
>
>
them without going through the complex gear setup. If that's the case, you
might as well re-gear while you're in there.
"Dan Tomanio" <dantomanio@adelphia.net> wrote in message
news:emEXa.3906$jg.2234574@news1.news.adelphia.net ...
> I have the exact problem as you do and was also thinking about the same
> setup. My wife would not like it if I over did it to HER jeep. I have the
> D44 so I must decide on gearing before I put in a new carrier. I thought
> about the Powertrax no-slip in the rear to save $$. But I would prefer the
> Tru-Trac for street use.
> I'm also undecided between 32-11.50 or 33-10.50 after my 31's wear out.
I'm
> planning on staying with BFG AT's. My current thought is the OME 2 1/2"
> lift. I'd rather not re-gear if I don't have to. 3.73's currently.
>
> Dan
>
>
> "Jeff Olsen" <jeffo@efn.org> wrote in message
> news:bgm8s5$b0m@garcia.efn.org...
> > That's the setup I'm thinking of upgrading my '97 TJ to.
> >
> > It's a daily driver, and my wife uses it too, so I can't get too
> > aggressive with it. Hence the True-track instead of a locker. Plus I
> > have the D35 rear and sticking a locker in there in sort of silly anyway
> > from what I hear.
> >
> > I'm picturing true-track LSD's front and rear, 4.11 gearing to let me go
> > to 33's if I ever lift it, but the 4.11 should work OK with the 31's in
> > the meantime. This should give me a very polite and yet fairly capable
> > Jeep?
> >
> > Sound good? Or would I be better off doing something else while paying
to
> > have the diffy's rebuilt?
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > -jeff
>
>
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