Going to put some miles on and see if a regear is needed with the 35s . May add a rear locker while I'm at it if it does. Next will be getting the 4r100 built by John Woods. Possibly some minor things if the money is there
Let's see those full size rigs - Trucks & SUV
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You won't need to re gear with 35s considering its a diesel. Great looking rig BTW
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Hopefully putting a RTT over the bed and putting a winch setup on within the next few months!
I don't have many pictures on hand of the Thule Thundra - but she was a 2010 Toyota Tundra Sr5 with a ton of modifications: CAI, Suspension, Lighting, Tires.
I put 110,500 miles on her in four years - traveling all over the east coast and Canada - and loved every second of it.
I put 110,500 miles on her in four years - traveling all over the east coast and Canada - and loved every second of it.
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I'm running 3.73s with 35s and I see no reason to regear. I do have a 6 spd manual with a granny low 1st gear so that might help. If I go bigger than 35s I would consider going to 4.10s or even 4.56.
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Here is my 2004 Toyota Tundra. It's on the small side for a full size truck but that's what I like about it.
I have 3.73's also. I agree with @Scott if I went to a 37" tire I would consider changing the ratio, but i happy with the 35's and have a lot of stuff I want to get first.
I have the 6.8 with 325 hp and 425 ft-lbs and would like more horse power and torque, but I think that is just ego because i never find it lacking.
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If you need any help in that department I have been adding power to powerstrokes for over 10 years now. I used to own a diesel performance truck company..... Now I just do overland stuff but can still get you pointed the right direction with your truck
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Here is my 2015 Toyota Tundra TRD 4x4. it's in the early stages of an overland build as i am just starting out
2012 F150 crew cab 4wd with some mods.....
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This set up is amazing! Exactly where I want to go with my F150. How do you like the active cargo setup?
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Love it. We did an article on it on our blog. We also did some filming today for our YouTube page that should be out in a week or so.
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Awesome, I will have to check that out! I just saw your blog link and will be following. Are you able to have a soft top with that active cargo set up?
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05 F450 4x4. Researching 4" lifts to be able to increase tire size and lower RPMs. V10 and 4.30s = powerful, torquey screamer, but not bad :)
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Very nice rig!05 F450 4x4. Researching 4" lifts to be able to increase tire size and lower RPMs. V10 and 4.88s = powerful, torquey screamer :)
