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Any opinons if I take my 4.10 to 3.73 or 3.54 gears have to change front and back pain but lower rpms I hope would much increase mpg.???
Anyone know of a 2 speed rear end for this 2005 f-350 dully maybe have the 4.10 for towing and 3.73 or 3.54 gears for everday drivin.??? Jer-1 |
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I do know that gearvendors sells a double OD option.....but don't think it will work on our 4x4's tho. GearVendors |
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fixing to drop some 3.73 in my 99... i will let you know how it turns out. There is already a pretty good discussion for the same subject lower down the page on 7.3 drivetrain section. Got me some Yukon 3.73 gears for 350 bucks. I have heard of people doing 3.73 in rear and leaving 4.10 in front. just make sure you dont run it on hard surface like that.
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you shouldnt run two diff. gears in a 4wd. it will **** up the transfer case
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