BIG PROBLEM!!!
alright guys, i had my 4.10s installed about a month ago telling myself I'm not going to get any type of forced induction. well... i changed my mind and decided to order a turbo. is there any way to keep tiresthese from spinning through gears? i would hate to have to spend another 550 on 3.73s. ive talked to a few people on this site an they've said 4.10s and FI isn't that bad. although, at the track with sticky tires ill see some nice times
but this is a daily driver. any suggestions?
but this is a daily driver. any suggestions?
ORIGINAL: 06VistaBlueGT
I don't think that going from 4.10 to 3.73 is going to make that much of a difference. I'd stick with the 4.10's, if you are having issues then maybe go down to 3.55...
I don't think that going from 4.10 to 3.73 is going to make that much of a difference. I'd stick with the 4.10's, if you are having issues then maybe go down to 3.55...
Get a taller tire. Problem solved and it will look a hell of a lot better IMHO.
Of course no tire is going to drop your gear ratio down to 3.73. Bigger tire on the back FTW!
Of course no tire is going to drop your gear ratio down to 3.73. Bigger tire on the back FTW!
ORIGINAL: moosestang
Get a taller tire. Problem solved and it will look a hell of a lot better IMHO.
Of course no tire is going to drop your gear ratio down to 3.73. Bigger tire on the back FTW!
Get a taller tire. Problem solved and it will look a hell of a lot better IMHO.
Of course no tire is going to drop your gear ratio down to 3.73. Bigger tire on the back FTW!
http://www.therangerstation.com/tech...tioChange.html
stick a 29.2 inch tire back there and your final gear ratio will be 3.83, that's a nice ratio. If you are lowered it might look funny, but if you aren't it'll look bad *** IMO. I'd probably go with a little taller tire in the front to even it out.
stick a 29.2 inch tire back there and your final gear ratio will be 3.83, that's a nice ratio. If you are lowered it might look funny, but if you aren't it'll look bad *** IMO. I'd probably go with a little taller tire in the front to even it out.


