rear axle gear ratio
Getting ready to move up to a 3500. I've shopped the available trucks, and have a good idea of what I want. The two I have narrowed down to are a '14 and a '15 Ram 3500. Identical with the exception o...
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Maybe, maybe not. The 3.73 gearing might work out better on some hills where the 4.10's might work out better on others.
An example: The car I'm driving right now. It started out as a 4.56 car. Then went to a 4.10 car and then a 3.73 gear. Can you guess with gear the car was the quickest with?
I'll give you a hint. The 3.73 gears are in this car to this day. :B
In the above example it is clear the 3.73 gear put more "power" to the rear wheels than the 4.56's contrary to popular belief in what was going to happen.
An example: The car I'm driving right now. It started out as a 4.56 car. Then went to a 4.10 car and then a 3.73 gear. Can you guess with gear the car was the quickest with?
I'll give you a hint. The 3.73 gears are in this car to this day. :B
In the above example it is clear the 3.73 gear put more "power" to the rear wheels than the 4.56's contrary to popular belief in what was going to happen.
