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are 5.13s to low
for a 5.3 4wd avalanche with 37s
i like torque
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come on people u know u wanna
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In a 10 bolt yes but a 14 bolt will take them without poping
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probably not with some 44's on there.
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Id do 5.13s with 37s. Unless its going to be a bfg all terrain or similar small measuring tire, then maybe 4.88s.
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its a kumho 37 it seems a true 37s
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In a 10 bolt yes but a 14 bolt will take them without poping
The differential will most likely fail before the gears do. The 14 bolt is just physically larger and stronger that's why.
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so 4.88s or 5.13 ???????
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That's a loaded question dude. Why don't you tell us what you use the truck for. How are we supposed to know what you want?
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um drivin lol.........haulin *** daily drivin..........im not worried about top end
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