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Ring and pinion fitment, any reccomendations


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Hello all,

I am going to fit 4:11 ring and pinions to see what fifth gear feels like again with my 35's

I know D44 and ashcrofts can do the job down south but can anybody reccommend anybody capable of seting the preload etc up north or in the midlands ?

cheers

mark

Any of the decent independednt specialists should be able to sort it for you if you don't fell up to doing it yourself. Where abouts are you?

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Mark,

Can you tell me how you experience the 35" sofar with the old diff ratio on and off road??

Def110

Def110, I've also run 3.54s with 35" tyres and a 1.41 (normal defender) transfer box. Its OK (depending on your engine) but 5th gear really is an overdrive. I now run a 1.66 transfer box with 3.54 diffs with an autobox and its spot on for the road (75mph comes out at arround 3000 rpm). I managed off road fine with 35s, a manual gearbox and 3.54s for a couple of years. Yes, you do go through clutches and you do loose engine braking but it can be driven round. Auto's a differant kettle of fish. With 3.54s its awesome and getting it low enough is possible with an underdrive (not cheap but SOOOOOO much control). I've intentionally kept 3.54s and, IMHO, they are still the best option.

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Wiil

i am in derby, can you reccomend anyone locally?

cheers

mark

Not off the top of my head. I'd seriously consider sending the diffs away to Ashcrofts to be built up. They don't charge the earth and it'll be done properly. Either that, or do it yourself. Its not that hard to build up a diff.

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