gears
#11
RE: gears
ORIGINAL: gt96stang
4.10's...Don't even give it a second thought..oh and LISTEN to the people that ACTUALLY have gears.. Not all these net wonders.. I've got 3.73's and would get 4.10's if it wasn't for costs.
Edit: get the bearing kit, nothing is better than extra insurance while the end is already apart.
ORIGINAL: ryan96gt
im going to..but not yet, im still on the line between 3:73 and 4:10
im going to..but not yet, im still on the line between 3:73 and 4:10
Edit: get the bearing kit, nothing is better than extra insurance while the end is already apart.
#12
RE: gears
that was my argument too ryan. 3.73's are good for the power range compared to the RPM's for our style. Since the newer ones have more power and a little bit better RPM range 4.10's are prob. better for them.
#13
RE: gears
ORIGINAL: Copr Hed
that was my argument too ryan. 3.73's are good for the power range compared to the RPM's for our style. Since the newer ones have more power and a little bit better RPM range 4.10's are prob. better for them.
that was my argument too ryan. 3.73's are good for the power range compared to the RPM's for our style. Since the newer ones have more power and a little bit better RPM range 4.10's are prob. better for them.
#15
RE: gears
ORIGINAL: Copr Hed
I personally like the 3.73's and don't want to go up to 4.10s. just my 2 cents.
I personally like the 3.73's and don't want to go up to 4.10s. just my 2 cents.
#16
RE: gears
My first install cost me $200, they screwed it up and wouldn't make it right. To have someone reinstall them it cost me around $350ish i believe. Just make sure the person doing it will warranty their work.
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