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Posted: 10/13/08
06:09 AM
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I thinking about buying an '04 Tacoma 4x4. I'll do a little offroading with it but not to much. Can someone tell me the axle gear ratio of a stock Tacoma?
If at 1st you dont succeed grab 2nd and gas it!
1997 Jeep TJ
2.5 4 Banger
4.10s looking for 4.56s
31" Interco Thornbirds
1988 Toyota Pickup
Solid front axle
leaf springs all around
2.4 4 Banger
31" Mud Tracs
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SnoMan
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Posted: 10/13/08
06:57 AM
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It is going to depend on engine and tranny combo but rest assured that what ever the ratio is it will not be proper for a lift and bigger tires unless you want reduced performance and increase drive line strain too. No vehicle made by any car maker is properly geared for over sized tires but some seem to think that they are.
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Posted: 10/13/08
11:14 AM
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yeah I might lift it a couple but the biggest tires i'll run on it is 31s just because I'll be doing some off roading. When I do I'll look for better gears.
If at 1st you dont succeed grab 2nd and gas it!
1997 Jeep TJ
2.5 4 Banger
4.10s looking for 4.56s
31" Interco Thornbirds
1988 Toyota Pickup
Solid front axle
leaf springs all around
2.4 4 Banger
31" Mud Tracs
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fourwd1
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Posted: 10/13/08
11:22 AM
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Just to give you an idea :
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1988 Toyota Pickup
Solid front axle
leaf springs all around
2.4 4 Banger
31" Mud Tracs
Your truck probably came with 4.10 gears, and 4.56 would be ideal for your 31's.
seen in FOUR WHEELER magazine July 2006 and OFF-ROAD magazine Feb 2007
'84 4Runner SR5 -
ARBed 5.29s F&R, 4.7 & 2.28 t-cases, 2" drive train lift, AP hy-steer, BudBuilt x-member/skidplate, 36" TSLs, 30 spl Longs, Chevys, rears up front, winch, yada yada ...
'80 something Toy P/U -
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