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Reply With Quotew/ 33's the 4.10's will work, but so will 4.56's and those will be the best if you want to jump up to 35's or bigger.
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This is a discussion on what tire size for lift and gears within the Performance forums, part of the General Discussion category; I have just put a 4 inch suspension lift, and a 3inch body on my 76 chevy, right now it ...
I have just put a 4 inch suspension lift, and a 3inch body on my 76 chevy, right now it has 33's, and .410 gears...that i just had to replace all the front gears cuz they were all chewed up, what would be a good tire size for the geras i have, and still get a big tire
w/ 33's the 4.10's will work, but so will 4.56's and those will be the best if you want to jump up to 35's or bigger.
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i was thinking between 36's to 38's and also what would be the most aggressive off road tire in snow and mud, but still be dependable, and long lasting
MTRs are good tires
4.56s or 4.88s are good gears for those tires and depending on the power your engine has you could get away with the 4.10s
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