IMO ... get some tcase gears and then wheel it ...
The 4.16 set from TT yields a 12% reduction in high and shuld be enuf for the "street" with those 32's. The TT 4.9:1 set has a 16% high reduction for more $$$. I think the 4.16 would probably be good for the 32's (and bonus is you might find a "used" tcase with 4.16's already). Going deeper that 4 or 5 in the tcase (with stock diff gears) risks breakage. I've seen you wheel and you're not crazy with the skinny pedal (considering you had little tires and no lift, that was cool).
It's not that I think you should lower the gears in the diffs as well! I just think that you can get lots of "seat" time with a 4:1 or so tcase and then deal with the diffs when you decide to run 33's (or more?). When you do the axels, you may decide to go yota (aka 35's

), or hybrid (with tracker 5.12's), or ...
Get the seat time (both street and trail), then decide on the the diffs.
So how's the bash doing with the 32's on the street? Gutless?, scary?,
