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By LongrangeLauber
March 12, 2015 in Engines & Drivetrain

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Posted September 28, 2015

Posted September 28, 2015

The 4.10's work great.

I am in Canada but that pricing seems right.

I have 35's on the truck I lost some highway mileage but gained it back and more in town.

I average 11.9l/100kms

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