Thread: Ms. Pearl :: 2007 Ford F-150

4.11 gears is now on my list

Are you going off-roading?

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Well I live where we have lots of mud and fields and sometimes require pulling on heavy equipment and people out of fields late at night so mud tires are required and beings they took power and gas mileage I'm gonna put 4.11 gears that way I have the power when I need it and have the option of putting bigger tires when I add my lift! I seen one guy put 4.56 gears and went up to 17mpg from 13to14 in town pulling a load with 33 tires so I think I'll be good with 4.11

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It's only around 500$ for the front and back from Yukon

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It's was recommend to regear to match larger tire ratio rather than to spend 400$ on a programmer which is only considered a bandaid to the problem. So I'm sending the programmer back and throwing the extra hundred on Yukon gears and converting to a Taurus electric fan set up. Got the fans for 40$ and a flexalite variable control module that soft starts fans at 60% power to reduce amp spikes and works it's way to 100% as needed to your set temp which is cool

Originally Posted by blrea86

Well I live where we have lots of mud and fields and sometimes require pulling on heavy equipment and people out of fields late at night so mud tires are required and beings they took power and gas mileage I'm gonna put 4.11 gears that way I have the power when I need it and have the option of putting bigger tires when I add my lift! I seen one guy put 4.56 gears and went up to 17mpg from 13to14 in town pulling a load with 33 tires so I think I'll be good with 4.11 ---------- It's only around 500$ for the front and back from Yukon ---------- It's was recommend to regear to match larger tire ratio rather than to spend 400$ on a programmer which is only considered a bandaid to the problem. So I'm sending the programmer back and throwing the extra hundred on Yukon gears and converting to a Taurus electric fan set up. Got the fans for 40$ and a flexalite variable control module that soft starts fans at 60% power to reduce amp spikes and works it's way to 100% as needed to your set temp which is cool

Sweet. Ur on ur way. Make sure we get some pics. We likes dem bad daddy dirt dogs!! Best of luck

Sounds like a pretty good setup for sure. I'm surprised that guy got 17mpg with 4.56's though. Is it a Diesel?

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