3.42's vs. 4.10's on Highway
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3.42's vs. 4.10's on Highway
Alright guys, usig BlackGMC's Shift Points Chart (BTW, very nice chart), it shows the following:
3.42 @ 2,000 RPMS = 74MPH
4.10 @ 2,000 RPMS = 62MPH
That's a difference of 12 MPH. Is there really that much difference in speed between the two?
I'm running a 30" tire.
3.42 @ 2,000 RPMS = 74MPH
4.10 @ 2,000 RPMS = 62MPH
That's a difference of 12 MPH. Is there really that much difference in speed between the two?
I'm running a 30" tire.
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there's a big difference , but you would be fine for dd. its not as bad as most guys think its going to be. i ran 4.10's for a while, didn't notice any worse gas milage. i now have 4.56's (29" tire) and i wouldn't be afraid of driving it as a dd. then again i only drive 65 down the highway.
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Yep there is a big difference in MPH... I love/hate my 4.10s.... First off cruising at 70 with 4.10s your get alot more exhaust noise, so it is louder in the cab.. The good is that the truck does not kick down to 3rd or 2nd trying to accelerate on the highway, it stays in 4th with the TC locked, until you really get on the gas...
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yep there is a big difference in mph... First off cruising at 70 with 4.10s your get alot more exhaust noise, so it is louder in the cab.. The good is that the truck does not kick down to 3rd or 2nd trying to accelerate on the highway, it stays in 4th with the tc locked, until you really get on the gas...
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