I dont know

[whtebronco]

I have a 95 xl bronco with a 8 inch skyjacker lift. on 38 radial tsl's. i need to know what gears i need to be running?

 

[Miss Kitten]

you'll have a carrier break at 4:10's

so might as well go up to 4:88's and replace that front carrier

the rear carrier won't need replacing with 4:88's

 

[keeprollling]

you'll have a carrier break at 4:10's
so might as well go up to 4:88's and replace that front carrier

the rear carrier won't need replacing with 4:88's

What is a carrier?

 

[Yardape]

Carrier is another name for the actual diff assembly. what miss kitten was saying is you should run 4.88 gears but you will need to buy a new front carrier, now would be a good time to consider a locker of some sort. With the factory front diff you are limited to 4.10's which are good for 33's

 

[Miss Kitten]

oh my if you are unsure as to what a carrier is, then i would definately spend some time calling around to get some pricing on getting the gears set up

it may be very pricey

 

[whtebronco]

will 4.56 gears do the deal and how can i tell what size rear end i have?

 

[Miss Kitten]

if your rear end hasn't been changed out you'll have the factory 8.8

there should be a tag on the pumpkin that will tell you what it is

and ya 4:56's will work as well

 

[BB33's]

4.56's will work but in my experience with gears if your not sure go lower. I had 4.56's on my '85 F350 with 38's and while a very powerful truck(with a mild 460 smoking 38's was childs play) a lower gear like 4.88's would have been much better for mileage. With a small block and that large of a tire that you plan to run go 4.88's you'll be happier.