[Whifflebat]

Why not regear? Pretty inexpensive on a 2wd.

:word: Besides, 31 or 32 is practically stock, and would look downright silly with it 6 inches in the air. Hell, I'm sorta running 33's without any lift at all...
(and I have 3.42 gears)

 

[trauts83]

About how much does a regear usually run parts and labor?

 

[trauts83]

Also, I don't want to go any larger than a 33", would running my 3.42s hurt me really bad (gas mileage and power)? Or would regearing, save me money in the long run?


New to the whole lifting scenario, so bear with me.

Thanks

 

[Eisenfaust]

like i said on FSC you need to run atleast 33s for it to look good. Regear to 4.56 that will give you the option of going to 35s after you get hooked, and want more lift and bigger tires. Regearing, is a good idea, but with 33s you can hold off for a while and wait for money to come in.

 

[KoTToN]

you need 33's for a 7" and you shouldnt have to regear

 

[BhamZ71]

33's will still look too small, in my opinion. i would go with 35's. ive seen a 2wd suburban w/ 6 inches and he had 35's. as for regearing, a lot of my friends are running 35's with 3.42's. ive got 3.73's in my truck and i have no problems.

 

[01whiteoffroad]

33's will look proportional, my neighbor is running fabtech's 4" spindle with 3" body and 33 xterrains on 16x10 rims, and it looks right.

 

[black4x4]

to regear my rear its going to be 1200 but that with labor, detriot witch is close to 600 for a ten bolt, ring and pinion and master install.

 

[dreamrr]

$1200...Damn. Thats the cost of a lift kit.

 

[black4x4]

yeah it could be done for cheaper but with that price everything in the pumpkin will be new. And if i would just do gears it would be around 550.