Terry Hebert sez:
> The 3.21 is only available in one-wheel peel configuration. The 3.55
>is the lowest numerical ratio for the anti-slip differential. I have
the
>3.91 with the 5SPD and highway gas mileage is slightly better than
city.
>I like to go fast though and spin it up around 2800. Get the 3.55 and
>you'll be happy.
Hate to burst your bubble but I've got the 3.21 axle ratio *AND* the
SureGrip diff. They may have changed it for the '97 and '98 models, but
up thru '96, the 3.21 *WAS* available with SureGrip. Don't get me
wrong, I wish I had done my axle ratio homework a little more before I
ordered my truck, I would've definitely got the 3.55 or the 3.90 gears.
:-(
I definitely agree with your recommendation to get the 3.55s!!
Ciao!
> Ned Vogler
> (nvogler@rghosp.chime.org)
> '96 Dakota SLT V8 5-sp 4x4 Club Cab
> Gibson 3" Catback Exhaust/MPI FIPK-clone/Magnecor KV85 wires
> Brass Cap & Rotor/Autolite Platinums/Blaster 3 Coil
> MSD 6AL Ignition/MPI Super Street TBI w/Power Bridge
> Pioneer DEH-65DH/Pioneer TS-A5705/TS-626/SAS Bazooka A82-80
WCNB/HSSB/FCFL/DTW/DMF/TCBSR/DDBC
> http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/9636/
>
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