6 spd trans?
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actually some of the modern automatic transmissions have multiple overdrive gears.
the new GM 6 speed automatic is double overdrive.
there is also an 8 speed automatic available in one of the import SUVs, i forget which one off the top of my head..
anyways, probably not realistic for a ranger!
the new GM 6 speed automatic is double overdrive.
there is also an 8 speed automatic available in one of the import SUVs, i forget which one off the top of my head..
anyways, probably not realistic for a ranger!
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If lower R's is all you want then higher gearing in the rear will accomplish the same thing for a much lower price. But then you'll low end grunt when you off road. If you just want it because it "looks cool" I can think of a lot cheaper ways to do that. But hay, it's your truck so whatever floats your boat. If you can find one that will fit your track and your budget, I say go for it.
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Lower RPM's are not a way to get better mileage...the engine's gotta be in it's powerband to produce torque in order to keep speed...
imo...if you have a low gear ratio, meaning high rpms on the freeway in 5th, that's the only way you'll gain anything by doing a double overdrive or an over drive unit like a gear vendors.
imo...if you have a low gear ratio, meaning high rpms on the freeway in 5th, that's the only way you'll gain anything by doing a double overdrive or an over drive unit like a gear vendors.
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