3.55:1 ?????? Input
#2
From what I was told you wouldn't feel a big difference because that's a small change you're better off with 3.73 or 4.10 if you really want.
I'm going with 3.73, mainly because it's a DD car for me, going to order them soon after I get my exhaust installed.
I'm going with 3.73, mainly because it's a DD car for me, going to order them soon after I get my exhaust installed.
#5
6th Gear Member
Of course, a lot depends on how you're driving your car. Even if you do a good bit of highway, 3.73's won't hurt you much over the 3.55's but WILL feel a lot better than the 3.33's. IMO there's little bang-for-the-buck going from 3.33's to 3.55's.
#6
I have 3.55's in my Shelby GT and I think it gives the car a little quicker reaction.
But the Bullitt I drove that had the 3.73 seemed even more responsive.
If you're going to go through the expense you might as well get the 3.73
But the Bullitt I drove that had the 3.73 seemed even more responsive.
If you're going to go through the expense you might as well get the 3.73
#9
The major cost of a gear swap is labor. Don't be penny wise and pound foolish just because the parts are cheap. Get the gear you want, not the gear that's cheap! I have 4:10's in my daily driver and wish I had 3:73's but they came with the car when I bought it. I'd go 3:73.
#10
Yeah, I was kinda yhinking 3:73, don't want 4:10 (did I just say that?) it's a daily driver with 41k on it (damn they went quick). I think 4:10's would be too much. I may hold out for the 3:73.