Yep that's it! I was at an advantage on my wiring since it was unmolested by a previous owner.
Starting a 32RH Swap
- Thread starter Eddie Greenlee
- Start date
Well things are looking different around the Jeep. It doesn’t look like much but getting thing just right takes hours.
tomorrow :
ATF, and figuring out if I have the right transmission mount and rubber mounts too
tomorrow :
ATF, and figuring out if I have the right transmission mount and rubber mounts too
robertgreen79
TJ Enthusiast
Eddie congrats on the new tranny! I’ll be doing the same swap soon too so this was a great read. Did you put together a list of the needed parts?
Yes I did and I’ll be glad so share , but there is a thread already that @Jerry Bransford and @mrblaine listed the needed information that is much better than my list. Check theirs thread out.
What is the gear ratio you will be running ????
What is the gear ratio you will be running ????
robertgreen79
TJ Enthusiast
Eventually 4.56, unless I come across some 4.11 rubi axles (doubtful)
robertgreen79
TJ Enthusiast
Just a little advice. Take into a lot of thought about the ratio. If you want to travel road as well as off road 4:10 ratio is next to perfect.
If you use your Jeep just for off road then 4:56 or 4:88 will work great.
Trying to drive a 3 speed trans on road with 4:88 gears you will travel top speed around 50 to 55mph. Because of high RPMs.
4.56 is ideal for 35" tires with the 32RH, 4.11 is ideal for 33" tires.
robertgreen79
TJ Enthusiast
Take a quick look into your crystal ball to insure 35's aren't a future possibility.
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robertgreen79
TJ Enthusiast
Take a quick look into your crystal ball to insure 35's aren't a future possibility.
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10 years and 2 jeeps ago they would have been
I was lucky enough to find this one again so it’s been relegated to beach cruising duty.
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