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Old 02-12-2008, 10:09 PM   #1
Gonz
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Default AU UTE Diff RATIOS?

I want to change my Diff ratio, ive got an XLS V8 Auto, im sure it might have like a 2.9? in it now.

What Diff ratio options do i have for my ute? im after something around 3.7's? also what spline numbers do they come with? ill need a strongish set up and cant afford a 9" atm.

anyones help who may have the answer or experience with having changed there own ratio (info on road speed/RPM etc) will be much appreciated,

cheers,

Gonz.

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