The boosted screaming taco build!

Yea, I wonder how much color matching would cost?

 

I have no idea, seent a couple guys on here do it and it looks really good IMO

 

You cant quote me one it because i dont have my book with me but around 900$

 

That's not bad. The kits on ecgs are like 1200

 

@3378jakesr5 did you do 4.88?

 

Are you doing dirtyfives?

 

yah but you are supered and i am not yet.

 

I like the way you think

 

Thinking about it. I think that they would look awesome and would be super helpful out on the trail. However I don't want to take a massive hit on gas mileage and I'm also wondering if I will still be able to fit my garage

 

So for my truck with 35's would you recommend 4.88 or 4.56?

 

I would not go 4.88 unless you getting 35s.

 

I would say 4.56.

 

ohhhh trust me i need too

 

So with my super it would be fine to just do 4.56?

 

4.56 will get you back to the stock ratio on 35's

 

But slightly overgeared for 33s?

 

Yes. Your highway RPMs will be a little higher on 33's, but you will crawl nice and slow on the trails

 

So this may be a stupid question. But if I move to 35 inch tires and get 4.56 gears which is "close to factory gear ratio" does that mean that my odometer and speedometer will not be off very much if any? Or will it still be pretty inaccurate?

 

If the speed sensor is at your t case then it should eual out. If its at the axle like mine then you can do all the changing to the gears and it will not do a thing to the speedo. The speedo will change though with larger tires. Mine are running 110% faster then what my speedo says. It will say 70mph but both gps say im going 77mph

 

So since we both have 2nd gens mine will probably be the same way? That's a bummer. I thought that one of the benefits of regearing was maintaining an accurate speedo