i have got truck and its got 3.36 ratio with d46 rears and cat 550
im gonna be pulling super b now in canada.
i have two questions.
1.can i pull super b with 3.36 on hills and not damage anything?
2. or if can i change the gears inside to 3.73 and keep the same rear ends.
last but not least.
or you guys think its better to change everything and get 3.73 with 46s or super 40s.
im not sure if im putting this in right section, sorry if i didn’t because im new.
thank you.
d46 rears with 3.36 ratio
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by -blitz-, Apr 26, 2020.
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Leave 3.36 and run in direct.
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sorry, you mean keep it as it is.
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thanks fir the reply.
im a very safe and patient driver with hills.
i just got this truck and didn’t have money to all these changes yet. i guess ill rin with this setup for now.Brettj3876 Thanks this. -
If anything next time you need tires go lo pro if they're not already. 3.36 to 3.73 isn't that much noticeable. Now if you had the extra dough burning a hole in your pocket I'd do 4.10 or 4.30s.-blitz- Thanks this.
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yup i was thinking to get low pro for next tire change. thanks for all the advice.
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You didn't say what transmission you have ?
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Should be good to go then. Startability can be an issue with too fast of a rear, but the 18 has deeper first gear.
One of our guys with an older W900 has that same setup, he’s been running it for 14 years.-blitz- Thanks this.
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