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hello24
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running 35" tyres

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hey guys. i am looking at running 35" tyres on my lwb patrol it is a 4.2 efi petrol auto. im afraid i am going to loose alot of power... will putting diesel diffs in fix this? will they just bolt strait in? with the factory difflock?

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atleast yours is petrol. Will be expensive to run- but atleast it'll boogie.
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Diesel diffs will help slightly. Petrol ratio is 3.9:1 and diesel is 4.1:1. So not a lot of difference. Safari spirit II 2.8 diesels have 4.6:1 but are hard to come by. Every one is looking out for a set. Or you could go after market ring and pinion, just a bit $$$.
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Not all petrols are 3.9. I think only efi auto's are and the rest are 4.1.
Check transaxle code and it will be either HG 39 (3.9) or HG41 (you guessed it 4.1)
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My diesel was 3.9
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