View Full Version : Going from stock gears to 4:88's......
JeffNY
04-17-2006, 09:43 AM
am I supposed to notice a 'night and day' difference, or is it not that much? Im really not noticing much.
I've read before that people can peel out 100' long with these....me? I cant even chirp the tires.
And im getting a clunk when It downshifts sometimes, and when I go from park-drive, or reverse, kinda like a u-joint is bad, but its brand new. Could it be the strap isnt the correct one? Its tight as hell, but one isnt the right one.
Also, I noticed, I got a loud clunk when i was turning around in a parking lot.
Im not sure whats going on here.
New gear:
Detroit locker
4:88's in rear
sanddune Coon
04-17-2006, 10:20 AM
cant tell the difference? what gears did u have in before? 4:88? lol.. i would really like to see someone spin the tires for 100',,, aint gonna happen bro..
JeffNY
04-17-2006, 10:29 AM
Stock gears, I dunno, 3:73s? I know theyre different because now my speedo is off about 10 er so.
hdfrank
04-17-2006, 10:54 AM
am I supposed to notice a 'night and day' difference, or is it not that much? Im really not noticing much.
I've read before that people can peel out 100' long with these....me? I cant even chirp the tires.
And im getting a clunk when It downshifts sometimes, and when I go from park-drive, or reverse, kinda like a u-joint is bad, but its brand new. Could it be the strap isnt the correct one? Its tight as hell, but one isnt the right one.
Also, I noticed, I got a loud clunk when i was turning around in a parking lot.
Im not sure whats going on here.
New gear:
Detroit locker
4:88's in rear
I had 3.42's on my 03 Sierra and went to 4.88 and did not have any of those problems. I was able to burnout pretty good, even able to chip through 1st and 2nd gear while turning. You better recheck your chit
By-Tor
04-17-2006, 11:02 AM
The clunk while turning is your locker locking and unlocking.
JeffNY
04-17-2006, 11:35 AM
The clunk while turning is your locker locking and unlocking.
That just does a 'chirp...chirp...chirp' as im turning, this was a big thud. I think im going to take the cover off and check things before the 500mi is up.
By-Tor
04-17-2006, 11:40 AM
You should still hear a clunk when it engages and disengages. I've had a few Detroits over the years. They're pretty noisy lockers. But it wouldn't hurt to take a peak in there.
ChevyMan02
04-17-2006, 12:10 PM
You shouldn't be trying to burn out or even chirp the tires during the first 500 mile brak in period. Search for some of dirtyblack's posts he has 4.88s in his tahoe and says he didnt notice that much difference at first but then realized it later on.
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