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Diff gears for 35's on 80 series

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Diff gears for 35's on 80 series

Post by builtlux88 »

Hey guy I'm running 315's on my 1994 80 series now and want to upgrade the diff gears ratio do people recommend I go with and so far I was just gonna go with nitro from locktup4x4 and any ideas on rev comparisons would be appreciated
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Re: Diff gears for 35's on 80 series

Post by 80's_delirious »

What do you want to achieve? Do want the equivalent to factory gearing? Or looking for lower gearing?
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Re: Diff gears for 35's on 80 series

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I'm running 4.3's from a 105, had to use a 100 series arb rear locker and 80 star gears to fit axles but works well, :cool:
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Re: Diff gears for 35's on 80 series

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I was wanting to make it a little bit lower then what it would be with 31s
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Re: Diff gears for 35's on 80 series

Post by stilivn »

builtlux88 wrote:I was wanting to make it a little bit lower then what it would be with 31s
Then it would be revving its tit off on the freeway. Most people opt for a little higher due to this. Is the car in question a daily driver or a trailer queen?
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Re: Diff gears for 35's on 80 series

Post by hulsty »

Transfer case gears could be a better option ?
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Re: Diff gears for 35's on 80 series

Post by +dj_hansen+ »

4.56s would get you back to factory (34.5/31.5)*4.11=4.50. You could run 4.88s but as suggested you would suffer on the highway.
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Re: Diff gears for 35's on 80 series

Post by 80's_delirious »

hulsty wrote:Transfer case gears could be a better option ?

Agreed. Locktup have 25% reduction gears from Marlin crawler for $1100.
Or diff gears are about $430 per set.
I found the standard gearing in my 80series ok onroad with 315s.

315s change gearing by about 10%, so reduction gears will still give a lower crawl ratio.

The lower you go with diff ratios, the weaker the diff gears are also.
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Re: Diff gears for 35's on 80 series

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Yea the car is only a wk end car mainly used for 4wd and towing my 14 ft van and with the van on its. Just stupidly sluggy it's going to be turbod in next few wks but was still wanting lower gearing any how to lower it closer to standed for off road use
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Re: Diff gears for 35's on 80 series

Post by 80's_delirious »

builtlux88 wrote:Yea the car is only a wk end car mainly used for 4wd and towing my 14 ft van and with the van on its. Just stupidly sluggy it's going to be turbod in next few wks but was still wanting lower gearing any how to lower it closer to standed for off road use
A couple of times when towing, I have taken off on hills in lowrange, get moving, get past the hill, then shift into high while on the fly.
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Re: Diff gears for 35's on 80 series

Post by hulsty »

Wait till you turbo it before deciding. I run 35''s and 4.11 gears in my BJ74, standard high range but lower low range gears, its great, lowish RPM at 100km/h, still heaps of power and low range is good, just it tops out at about 60km/h in low.
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Re: Diff gears for 35's on 80 series

Post by MJ80 »

I have 35s on my 80 with std gearing, its good on road i actually prefer it to the lower gearing personally, but off road its a real bitch, just cant go slow enough.
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Re: Diff gears for 35's on 80 series

Post by SCANAS »

I was going to suggest transfer gears too. They must have come down I thought there where $1850 parts only last time I checked $1100 seems reasonable to me.
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