HP for 4.10s
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RE: HP for 4.10s
ORIGINAL: lilnicky068
So in my 99 6'er i can stomp the gas n drop the clutch and with 4:10s and a t-lok i would spin the tires???
So in my 99 6'er i can stomp the gas n drop the clutch and with 4:10s and a t-lok i would spin the tires???
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From: Temple, Texas
RE: HP for 4.10s
Damn in the old GT, I find it hard contoling that car at times while womping on the gas, and it still has stock 2.73s, or so I'm aware, there may be a performance clutch but I'm not sure. So it brings me to my question, how do I tell if I have a performance clutch? I can tell you this, the clutch is very tight on the GT, and when I tell her to go, boy, does she go, but are there any obvious signs or anything that will tell me? 
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RE: HP for 4.10s
ORIGINAL: jthorn9
Damn in the old GT, I find it hard contoling that car at times while womping on the gas, and it still has stock 2.73s, or so I'm aware, there may be a performance clutch but I'm not sure. So it brings me to my question, how do I tell if I have a performance clutch? I can tell you this, the clutch is very tight on the GT, and when I tell her to go, boy, does she go, but are there any obvious signs or anything that will tell me?
Damn in the old GT, I find it hard contoling that car at times while womping on the gas, and it still has stock 2.73s, or so I'm aware, there may be a performance clutch but I'm not sure. So it brings me to my question, how do I tell if I have a performance clutch? I can tell you this, the clutch is very tight on the GT, and when I tell her to go, boy, does she go, but are there any obvious signs or anything that will tell me?
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