New gear options

[02Beast]

I''ll send you may PayPal for commission

 

[silverado13]

well looks like i got a buyer for my 3.73s lol

thats what i need for my 1997

 

[962000chevy]

If you're towing I would definitely go with 4.56s especially if you're considering 295s. I tend to recommend lower gears since I went with 4.56s for 33s on my 96 and now I'm going for 5.13s. To me low speeds need deeper gears.

 

[02Beast]

I wouldn't really go that high especially if your going to be in town all the time and it's your dd

 

[silverado13]

man id never think of going to extreme, ive seen the difference between 3.73 and 4.10 and i was amazed, couldnt imagine 5+

 

[962000chevy]

When the truck never sees above 45 mph and sees more dirt than pavement I want as deep as I can go.

 

[silverado13]

yeah, i guys thats different, i was going to put 3.73s back in my 1997, but im selling it so i dont really care to

 

[962000chevy]

To me 3.73s are ok for 31 inch tires and smaller. My 2000 feels like I removed a pair of cylinders climbing a hill now. Gears will never damage a transmission and towing at low speeds will actually help. More torque multiplication means less throttle with means leas gas burned.

 

[silverado13]

i think when you get to bigger tired and what not, gas becomes less and less of a factor

 

[2003tahoe]

Well i went to a shop and they offered to do the gear change, labor was 700-800 i was like wow then I went to another shop I know the people at and they offered to do it at 299

 

[962000chevy]

If a shop will do gears for 299. Make an appointment. It cost me damn near 500 with me providing gears, carrier, and install kit.

 

[silverado13]

yeah that sounds like a hell of a deal

 

[2003tahoe]

Yea only if i had the money