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04 Jun 2013 09:17 #72693 by mudman
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ok guys im looking at lowering my gearing and puting somthing stronger in but i cant aford a rock lobster yet but i could lay my hand on a cheap sj413 box so my questions are as follows

1. is it worth putting a 413 t-box in the jimny?

2. how much lower is the gearing in HI range and LOW?

3. is it a stronger box not being chain driven?

4. what else would be needed to fit the box in the jimny?

any help appreciated thanks chris

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04 Jun 2013 12:17 #72711 by rajsuzuki
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Hi Chris if your going to put a new box in I would go for 410 instead of a 413 box

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04 Jun 2013 12:37 #72718 by ITI RIDER
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04 Jun 2013 21:31 #72771 by Dave n lincs
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Hi mud man I run a 410 in my jimny with 30" tyres and I find it good for road and off road use, I did have a 413 transfer boxin but it was slightly to higher geared. The 413 is somewhere Inbetween the 410 and standard jimny box. Hope this helps you with your choice. :)

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04 Jun 2013 22:15 #72775 by mudman
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nice one thanks for that what sort of top speed do you get from a 410 box as my jimny is also my dayli driver my jimny currently sits at 50mph at about 3000rpm

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