How to tell if I have 4.10's?
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This method is by far the easiest and best way to check what gears are in it. None of this, "oh I turn X RPMs at X speed on X size tire in X gear" bs.
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This. Jack the rear end up, mark a tire and spin the driveshaft one turn and count how many times the tire spins around. If the tire go a little over 4 times around, you have 4.10, 4.5 times around you have 4.56, ect.
This method is by far the easiest and best way to check what gears are in it. None of this, "oh I turn X RPMs at X speed on X size tire in X gear" bs.
This method is by far the easiest and best way to check what gears are in it. None of this, "oh I turn X RPMs at X speed on X size tire in X gear" bs.