What Gears?

[cemily]

is the truck stock height and tires., what is the year and

single axles came with 3.73 duallys had 4.10

if it is lifted it may have been regeared..

a 32" tire and 4.30s would be turning 2000 rpm at 60

It is stock height and stock tires. It is a 2000 F350 6 speed

 

[Tail_Gunner]

I have 285/75x16 tires, automatic tranny & 3.73 ratio.

I'll turn 2000 rpm @ 67 GPS verifed MPH .

 

[MidwestOffroad]

It is stock height and stock tires. It is a 2000 F350 6 speed

i would guess 3.73s

 

[cemily]

i would guess 3.73s

Im pretty sure it isnt 3.73. The truck is a dooley.

 

[bushpilot]

and i would bet its a completely open set...the early
trucks didnt <commonly> come w/ 3.73 limited slips.

 

[cemily]

and i would bet its a completely open set...the early
trucks didnt <commonly> come w/ 3.73 limited slips.

Im pretty sure that it is a limited slip because I get power to both tires.

 

[Crumm]

Im pretty sure that it is a limited slip because I get power to both tires.

That would be the first Ford limited slip that works.

 

[MidwestOffroad]

in the earlier post i stated duallies had 4.10s

 

[02stroker]

I have 285/75x16 tires, automatic tranny & 3.73 ratio.

I'll turn 2000 rpm @ 67 GPS verifed MPH .

I have a 2002 250 with a 7.3L 6-speed and I turn 2000rpm @ 70 mph in overdrive with a 3.73 rear.

 

[Doghead]

The definative way to figure this out would to open the diff count the teeth on the ring gear and the teeth on the pinion then divide the number of teeth on the ring by the number on the pinion and thats your gear ratio