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    Diff ratio

    Hi guys
    I am looking to change diff ratios after fitting 35's. I am torn between getting 4.6s or 4.3's. What do you reckon?
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    How much towing or crawling do you do?
    If the answer is 'a fair bit' then 4.6 is the go.
    If you do more touring then many people like the slightly longer legs of the 4.3's
    Dolphins are so smart that within a few weeks of captivity, they can train people to stand on the very edge of the pool and throw them fish.

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    you could also / or instead of changing your diff ratio , change your reduction gear ratio . marks has 43% and 85% and there was someone offering a 63% ratio that some think is the ideal compromise ratio between the 2 , on this and the other patrol forum . if you have 4.3 diffs already and put in say 63% ratio reduction gears in the transfere box , you would have excellent low range abilitys and still have the taller gearing for touring on road . cost wise after changing diffs as compared to changing transfere case gear i'm not sure about . but you would have the best of both worlds .

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    I'm really just looking to regain a bit of the lost power from the larger tyres. I just want quicker pulloff and better performance in the dunes.
    I do do a fair bit of hardcore crawling.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JackoGQYoot View Post
    I'm really just looking to regain a bit of the lost power from the larger tyres. I just want quicker pulloff and better performance in the dunes.
    I do do a fair bit of hardcore crawling.
    Either 4.6... or... 4.3 and transfer reduction as nippa suggested.

    4.3 alone most likely won't make you happy
    Dolphins are so smart that within a few weeks of captivity, they can train people to stand on the very edge of the pool and throw them fish.

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