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troy
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My budget is anywhere from 400 to 600 I can collect from work a week... I would like to get maybe 20 to 30 more horse power to make up for what I've lost... My skill level is I've swapped out engines , opended up differentials to Change the short shafts, clutches, ball joints, I've done alot of things to cars and trucks because my family doesn't believe in taking cars to the shop
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V8path..automatics have lower gearing in their differentials?? Am I wrong ? Because I heard too that you could take axles from a 95' automatic and swap them with the ones I have now
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Thanks V8path..but my budget is limited...wouldn't different tires besides super swampers have better rolling capabilities ...because when I roll down a 15% grade in neutral I can only get up to55 -60 mph...would changing to mud grapplers or coopers give me a better edge?...the pathy does have some torque as is...I've heard that super chargers were made for pathys as well
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I recently lifted my 95' SE 4x4 5 speed and threw on 31/12.5'/r15 TSL super swampers on 15/12 weld super singles.. my car originally had alot of torque before the lift...because the swampers are the same diameter as the stocks...What kind of gear ratio would give me more torque for that tire size and still leave me with some speed??