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Hey, if you live 150 miles away or less from Sterling, VA, I'm interested in you re gearing my 1999 TJ with 4.88! Looking to get a quote so please let me know as I'll be purchasing the front/rear ring and pinion combo set for 4.88 Thanks!

Hey, if you live 150 miles away or less from Sterling, VA, I'm interested in you re gearing my 1999 TJ with 4.88! Looking to get a quote so please let me know as I'll be purchasing the front/rear ring and pinion combo set for 4.88 Thanks!

Hey, so I'll be putting on 35's to my 1999 TJ with a 4" lift. Now I hear about re gearing so the car will run better, and so I'm confused with the chart about what I really need. So I was wondering what gear ratio I need for my build? I was told 4.0 by Extreme Terrain but I did the equation from...

I've searched the threads but cannot come to a conclusion for what to regear my jeep to, or what it would take to get locking differential(s). This is my Jeep: 2004 TJ Sport 4.7L Stroker Dana 44 Front and Rear Axle (Geared to 3.73) NV3550 5 Speed Transmission NP231 Transfer Case 4" Zone...

I have a M/T Nv3550. whats the gear ratio on that? what would happen when i put the 33"s on? will i be reving higher? Let us compare: 1500rpm in 5th gear going 50mph with 235/75r15; what will happen when installed 33x12.50r15? what will I need to do?

There are a few ways to determine your axle gear ratio: 1. Look for a tag under one of the diff cover bolts in the 9 o'clock position. This will tell you what ratio the Jeep originally had and likely should still have. If someone would have regeared it, chances are they would not put the tag...