what is the gear ratio?

[sweetpeet]

Im planning out the jeep project for next off season. I want to add a locker, i have a 1975 cj5 3speed transmission(not sure if its a Borg-Warner T15 or t14, ill have to check ) with an amc 360, does anyone know what the gear ratio is?

also, i think im going to go with AuburnGear. good choice? not sure if im going to do both axels( budget pending) what do you guys think?

 

[jackflack44]

I know if you don't do them both, you can't use 4wd.

 

[Cody2188]

Call a jeep dealer and talk to parts give them the vin number and they can tell you the gear ratio

 

[Robert_Stephens]

Im planning out the jeep project for next off season. I want to add a locker, i have a 1975 cj5 3speed transmission(not sure if its a Borg-Warner T15 or t14, ill have to check ) with an amc 360, does anyone know what the gear ratio is?

also, i think im going to go with AuburnGear. good choice? not sure if im going to do both axels( budget pending) what do you guys think?

Gotta do both. Auburn Gear is top notch. Are you certain on that transmission model for your year? With the VIN# and search carfax you will get all the data on that Jeep and gear ratio if it is not tagged on the diffs.

Robert

 

[sweetpeet]

Gotta do both. Auburn Gear is top notch. Are you certain on that transmission model for your year? With the VIN# and search carfax you will get all the data on that Jeep and gear ratio if it is not tagged on the diffs.

Robert

No, I'll have to physically check this weekend. But I have done some research and if I do have the right year it's either a t-15 or a t-14. Difference is that 15 is heavy duty and 14 is light.

 

[Robert_Stephens]

No, I'll have to physically check this weekend. But I have done some research and if I do have the right year it's either a t-15 or a t-14. Difference is that 15 is heavy duty and 14 is light.

Ok. Let us know as its fun to see what folks do. Cool.

Robert