u/Tracer_Bullet_38

▲ 65 r/birds

Woodpecker feeding its nestlings

Woodpecker sighting while out for a walk (south Italy).

u/Tracer_Bullet_38 — 4 months ago
▲ 6 r/Jimny+1 crossposts

The goal is to compensate for installing 30" or 31" tires on a manual JB74 for high-range on-road/off-road driving but just as importantly low-range torque at the wheels.

So the choice is high/low transfer-case reductions, differential re-gearing, or a mix of both. My concern is possible long-term negative effects on transfer case internals, chain, etc.

Would the "smart" option be bringing the RPM back to stock-like levels with diff re-gear and installing low-range gears only for the transfer case, instead of doing both high and low in the transfer case? Maybe spreading out the load that way?

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u/Tracer_Bullet_38 — 5 months ago