" From: farna@xxxxxxx " " Actually, the geared hubs probably REQUIRE a 3.xx gear. IIRC there are " only two gears in the hub, a ring gear that drives the wheel and a " pinion on the axle. There may be some intermediate gears like a cam " gear drive, I don't recall. But I don't think there is. I've seen a " busted military HUMMER hub gear case, but that was nearly 10 years ago! " Final reduction on those things is 5.xx, maybe close to 6.xx. until i saw the web pg below, i thought all hummers had 2.56s. and as you say, with the 1.92:1 reducer hubs even those are pretty low. but i guess with tall tires, 12000+lb gvw, and only the turbodiesel... " On December 18, 2005 andrew hay wrote: " " > until now, i had thought that because of the axle-hub gear reducers " > they used only tall gears on the 2-series case, but according to this " > http://www.vibratesoftware.com/html_help/html/HUMMER/Hummer.htm " > they also offered 3.08 gears. this might have a thick ring gear that " > goes on a 2-series diff, but it could also mean they have a 3-series " > amc20 case too! btw a chrysler pg elsewhere on this site suggests the existence of 3.21 [not misprinted 3.31] gears for the dana 35, aka amc15. 3.21 was/is a common mopar gear; 3.07/3.08 wasn't, until jeep. ________________________________________________________________________ Andrew Hay the genius nature internet rambler is to see what all have seen adh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx and think what none thought