Soldier GT

One mod that I could really feel. The 3.73's that I had are a good gear but the 4.10's are most def the way to go especially if you plan on staying N/A.

Mully24

Glad you like them. How hard were they to install?

Soldier GT

I had a mechanic install them. Took the car to him this morning about 10, got the call at about 5 saying the car was ready for pickup.

Stone629

Very nice Soldier! Did you use a handheld or a calibrator for your speedometer?

Get yourself some DRs and that TUNE and you'll be in business bigtime!

_MightyMouse_

How much did he charge if you don't mind me asking?

Soldier GT

[QUOTE=Stone629;5793222]Very nice Soldier! Did you use a handheld or a calibrator for your speedometer?

Get yourself some DRs and that TUNE and you'll be in business bigtime![/QU


Thanks Stone. Gonna wash her up tomorrow and do all of the calibration with my SCT tuner. Got a apponitment to get the car on the dyno in about 3 weeks!! Man it just pisses me off that I had to go back and redo a mod!!!!!

Stone629

Don't let it bother ya man. You live and learn when it comes to modding these cars, trust me!

Soldier GT

Nah man I don't mind. The mechanic charged me a flat rate or of $350.00. That wasn't really a issue but buying that Royal Purple gear oil was expensive (15 bucks a bottle and I had to buy three) but hey, if you want it done right you gotta use the best right????

Stone629

The Royal Purple is worth the 15 bucks. Most of the other gear oils require additive anyway, which adds up. Royal already has the additive in it.

gec

Soldier did u do the bearing kit to? Looking forward to seeing your dyno post..