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Re: higher ratio for old 1 1/2 ton? #41958 11/12/2001 4:55 AM
Joined: Sep 2000 Posts: 1 CT M mingthemerciless Member
mingthemerciless Member M Joined: Sep 2000 Posts: 1 CT	I have a 50 1 1/2 ton and have the same problem. I calculated 3400 rpm at 65 mph in high range which is too much. I am looking for a newer model axle. It would be electric shift which would make parts easier to find.

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higher ratio for old 1 1/2 ton?	koolkar	11/12/2001 4:02 AM
Re: higher ratio for old 1 1/2 ton?	gmc248	11/12/2001 4:29 AM
Re: higher ratio for old 1 1/2 ton?	mingthemerciless	11/12/2001 4:55 AM
Re: higher ratio for old 1 1/2 ton?	lil' johnny	11/12/2001 5:16 AM
Re: higher ratio for old 1 1/2 ton?	Anonymous	11/12/2001 4:54 PM
Re: higher ratio for old 1 1/2 ton?	gmc248	11/12/2001 5:03 PM
Re: higher ratio for old 1 1/2 ton?	koolkar	11/13/2001 12:02 AM
Re: higher ratio for old 1 1/2 ton?	Tony	11/13/2001 1:06 PM
Re: higher ratio for old 1 1/2 ton?	greg1.5	10/26/2003 7:02 PM

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