Gear Ratio Advice or suggestions

[oleshifty]

Do the rpm calculations for 80...not 60

I have 35's on my truck now (bought gears when i was running 36's) and at 80, I was sitting at like 2800 RPM.

I personally think 4.56 is perfect if you want performance gears. If you want something more realistic, somewhere between 4.10-4.56 (there is one in the middle, I can't remember what it is).

With my 36's and 4.56 gears, I can still spin the tires pretty easily. Bigger tires don't do so well on traction

[pl4yboy]

Do the rpm calculations for 80...not 60

I have 35's on my truck now (bought gears when i was running 36's) and at 80, I was sitting at like 2800 RPM.

I personally think 4.56 is perfect if you want performance gears. If you want something more realistic, somewhere between 4.10-4.56 (there is one in the middle, I can't remember what it is).

With my 36's and 4.56 gears, I can still spin the tires pretty easily. Bigger tires don't do so well on traction

4.30 is in the middle IIRC