Gears & Lockers

WJCO

WJCO

Meme King
JEEP93 said:
Just cause they make them, doesn't quite mean it's good. At least this is the vibe I'm getting from it all. Could only be so much bigger.
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Since your thread is turning into a shit show, who knows if you'll get the answer you need. Truthfully if I were you, look at the big picture of things for the future. If you really plan on 37s, save for a stronger axle. Here's what happened to me: I spent about 1700 strictly for a regear, then about a year later did a front axle swap paying money again for front gears and labor. Then about 6 months later did a rear ARB locker, another 1500ish. I wish I had thought it out better and done it once. And now, I'm considering going up a tire size, and also with all the gear/tools I carry, I wish I had gone just one ratio lower. Moral: Look at the big future picture and spend the money once.
 
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JEEP93

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WJCO said:
Since your thread is turning into a shit show, who knows if you'll get the answer you need. Truthfully if I were you, look at the big picture of things for the future. If you really plan on 37s, save for a stronger axle. Here's what happened to me: I spent about 1700 strictly for a regear, then about a year later did a front axle swap paying money again for front gears and labor. Then about 6 months later did a rear ARB locker, another 1500ish. I wish I had thought it out better and done it oncd. And now, I'm considering going up a tire size, and also with all the gear/tools I carry, I wish I had gone just one ratio lower. Moral: Look at the big future picture and spend the money once.
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That's exactly what I'm trying to solve. Thanks for personal anecdote to clarify. Will likely go with 4:88 and the rear ARB. :beer:
 
WJCO

WJCO

Meme King
JEEP93 said:
That's exactly what I'm trying to solve. Thanks for personal anecdote to clarify. Will likely go with 4:88 and the rear ARB. :beer:
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I think that's wise. And if you leave the 30 up front open and wheel it wisely, it may just last you for years.
 
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