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2001 Silverado with new 4" Rancho!

Kania2k1

By Kania2k1
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Kania2k1 Senior Enthusiast

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Man, That looks sweet.  Can't wait to lift mine.  Anyone want to rob a bank with me?  LOL

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Quote: from Kania2k1 on 12:37 am on July 19, 2001

Anyone want to rob a bank with me?  LOL

 

I ll join ya :)i could always use some extra pocket change ;)

Steve

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Nice looking truck you have there. One word sweet. Man it looks like a 6 inch lift not a 4 inch lift. If i were to lift a i would get a rancho lift for sure.

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Thanks for the kind words guys.  

Now all I need to get is a grille and some nerf bars.  Then, when the tires tread run down, on to BIGGER ONES!   And, I need to have my gears installed (I don't know how to do that :))

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Hey Kasper that truck is awesome looking. So now with the body lift thats about an 8"-9" of lift....WOW. What kind and size gears are you looking at? Also hows the front end alignment? My alignment could be better! Anyway, nice looking truck.

Enjoy.

DigUout Senior Enthusiast

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Well that sure was worth a K!!!  kaspar that looks SO good!!  You like you're riding in the stratusphere, and to agree with Ryan, I am equally green!!  Awesome, awesome-

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Quote: from y2kz71 on 11:11 am on July 19, 2001

What kind and size gears are you looking at? Also hows the front end alignment?

My alignment wasn't done correctly and so I need to take it back to have it fixed.  But, it is liveable.  

As you can see in my signature, my current gears are 3.73.  I waivered over what to go to (4.10 or 4.56) and read many a thread on the topic.  I bought 4.10 gears, and have yet to install them.  HOWEVER, I am kinda thinking I may send em back and get the 4.56's...  Thougths, I need more encouragement.  I am going to get the 36" tires eventually, and I only want to pay for the labor once!!!

Frank S Senior Enthusiast

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IMO,if you're going to go with 36's,you'd better get the 4.56 gears.

The 4.11's arent as drastic a change from the stock ratio as the 36" tires are from the stock size tires so every little bit is going to help,if that makes any sense.

y2kz71 Enthusiast

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Yes, go with the 4.56 gear ratio if you can. I have the 4.10 gears and just with the 33's it seemed to drag down the power. If you go to bncoffroad.com they have a tire/gear ratio calculator that is pretty neat. Here is the link www.bncoffroad.com/tire_gear_cal.html

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Very nice looking truck. I would go with the 4.56 gears. Check out http://www.4lo.com/ this site will give good insight on tire size and gear ratios.

(Edited by Stepside Z at 11:16 pm on July 23, 2001)

 

(Edited by Stepside Z at 11:17 pm on July 23, 2001)

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