I need 4.56 gear info

Fixed that for you...

 

same thing same style.

 

x2 on 4.56 gears with 35s & Auto. I got mine from JTs (justdifferentials.com) with the set-ups kits and had them installed locally.

 

Im pretty unfamiliar with gears. i can look at charts all day and see different numbers at different speeds but thats as much as i know. so any info would be helpful.

 

Im not a genius when it comes to gears but I do a lot of highway driving and it never has felt under powered to me, I get 13-14 mpg city and 15-16 on highway. Plus I like a little lower rpm on interstate which is why I didn't choose the 488s

 

if your going to go with a 12" lift, just get an f250 and lift that, it will look a lot better than a Tacoma with a 12" lift.

 

No they're not. There is stupid looking and extra stupid looking. the severity depends on where you live.

 

Ha i would never buy an f250. And ive seen tacoma lifted that high; they look awesome.

 

Thats really all im going for is fuel mileage. When i do go 70 MPH im sittin at about 3600 RPM's and it sucks the fuel.

 

What size tires are you currently running?

 

295/70/17 Load range 'E'

 

4 banger?

 

4.0 the tires are just so dang heavy; but i have almost 20k on em and they havent worn at all.

 

Quoted from Bulletproof's website:

"Searching for the ultimate lift kit system for your 2005+ Toyota Tacoma 2500 2WD/4WD? Your search is over."

I always thought this thing was diesel!

 

And your at 3600 rpm while driving at 70?

 

Yep we shouldnt be running anything over a load range C technically.

 

Gears group buy
http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/group-buys/319977-ecgs-group-buy-gears-lockers.html

 

Is that group just for 1st gens?

 

Load range has nothing to do with your engine rpm. The larger the diameter of the tire the slower the tires spin. You have 3.73 gears and 33.2 inch tires. At 70 mph you engine should be running at about 2700 rpm if your an auto or 2600 rpm if manual. You may wish to check your diff. Maybe its been regeared.

 

i bought the truck off the lot. its the pure weight of the tire. thats what i think.