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Will or is anyone offering optional gearing for the new bronco? I have a badlands standard and once I put 35 or 37 on I might want to change the rear end gearing. Anyone have any info on this?
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I would agree with this having a manual badlands on 33's. Obviously the Squatch comes with 35's and the same ring and pinion gearing. A 37 is the next taller tire I would have little doubts the 4.7 and manual would still be decent. Worst case it would probably make your rig with 37's and 4.7...feel more like 4.46 rigs.It seems as though the manual BL is a tad over geared to start with. I'd put the tires on first and see how it feels.
4.70 is standard on ALL Badlands (as they all come with the manual transmission standard). If you pay to get the optional non-sasquatch automatic transmission, it changes it to a 4.46 ratio. Semantics of course, but people should not forget Ford decided the BL should come from the factory with a manual transmission as the default configuration.4.7 is standard on manual BL.
You’re....not wrong. So technically 4.46 is the optional gearing on BL.4.70 is standard on ALL Badlands (as they all come with the manual transmission standard). If you pay to get the optional non-sasquatch automatic transmission, it changes it to a 4.46 ratio. Semantics of course, but people should not forget Ford decided the BL should come from the factory with a manual transmission as the default configuration.