GTowner4life

When you have 4.10's is first gear good for normal driving or do you start in second? I want 4.10s but im affraid that first gear will praticly be useless and run out quickly besides racing...

luckymckay21

I cant tell for certain because i have to baby my car until my clutch gets broken in, but the one time i punched it in second gear i could tell a major difference. But that was with gears and longtubes just installed. More importantly for me, i liked only being at 2400rpm at 80mph on the interstate. If i only drove mostly city miles, then 4:10's would be the way to go. But i personally love the 3:73's for my style of driving and ocassional track visits.

GTboy98

i want more low end power are gears the way to go

damdanger

yup, i bought 4.10's i shoulda went higher, i just want a red light hole shot car thats all i ask

98MustangSTL

Got my 3.73's and they're awesome. I highly recommend gears. If only I would have known about how good it feels to drive the car now, I would have went with them when I first got the car. Gears(3.73, 4.10, 4.30, etc...) are the way to go.

Glen

Well one thing that should be taken into consideration is the value of the car as a daily driver. Yes, some people are crazy (like my mom) and drive their Mustang in the winter or on days of bad weather. Although 4.10's and 4.30's will give a nice kick, it may do so at an inappropriate time.

We aren't all the best drivers here on MustangForums! [sm=joke.gif]


- Glen