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I believe my car has them. I won't know for sure until I replace the clutches. First and second were almost useless on street tires. Third was a little slow to pull through but, would spin a bit with a power shift at 50 mph.
I'm currently running 3.73 on a stock 93 with bolt ons.
It's nice at the track because you don't have to slip the clutch to control the traction.
I ran a 13.6 @ 102 with them.
Problem is I hate them. Going to switch to 3.27's soon. I can't stand the engine reving on the highway and I'm using alot of fuel.
In town I also don't like having to shift so much.
We will have to wait and see but since my car is not a high rpm breather. (Ran those times shifting at 4800rpm). It's on super slippery radials. I highly doubt a taller gear will effect my et but more than 2 tenths.
I prefer modifications that have little to no negative drawbacks.
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