09 v6 rear gear change.
#1
09 v6 rear gear change.
I been looking at all the cars with the 3.73 gears and the 4.10 gears. I was thinking of putting 4.30 gears in mine. Thinking maybe they might be too steep? This is a DD but I am retired and don't go very far from home not to mention its one of several vehicles I have. My only concern is it might put the rpm band too high. any one here tried that steep a gear yet. I was considering 3.73 or 4.10's. I want to drive it daily but I also want it to run good when I put Dr's on it and C+L CAI. I already have Pypes violators on it. I am looking at a zex nitrous kit now and trac lock for the 7.5 will upgrade to a 8.8 next winter and a aluminum drive shaft.
Thanks
Jeff
Thanks
Jeff
#2
I think 4.30's would be excessive. I have 3.73's and a S/C and that is a great combo. 4.10's would work well also, but higher than that I think would cause traction issues and be to high on the top end.
#3
I have 3.73s and can't imagine 4.30's! I have just a tune and single GT exhaust and its been habit forming driving too fast!!! I would stay with 4.10s as the tallest for rev concerns if u do any highway driving, but with a gear change u will quickly get to highway speeds!!!
#5
Thats a pretty steep gear your looking at. If you get the chance you should try and drive a stang with 4.10's or 3.73's. My gut feeling is that 4.30 is too steep. Do you have a manual or auto? I've heard, keyword, that with 4.10's it can seem like first is gone in a manual. Having said that I have 3.55's and could barely notice the difference when I changed. I'm all for this though. If you really do plan on going this route first and then eventually getting an 8.8, you might as well try 4.30's.
#8
well all this isn't my first mustang I have had some older 4cyl and turbo aswell as one 5.0 on spray. the 5.0 ran better N/A on 4.10's but went quicker on the spray with 3.73's do to traction problems. knowing this and knowing most my race cars have all had 4.30 and up gears with 32" tires I wasn't sure what I wanted to do in truth if I could fit a 30" tall tire under this car its already have 4.30 gears. That said I am looking hard at 4.10's cause I am wondering about the traction problem. this is my first 05+ model my newest one before was a 91. so this new chassis is not what I am used to.
#9
Thats a pretty steep gear your looking at. If you get the chance you should try and drive a stang with 4.10's or 3.73's. My gut feeling is that 4.30 is too steep. Do you have a manual or auto? I've heard, keyword, that with 4.10's it can seem like first is gone in a manual. Having said that I have 3.55's and could barely notice the difference when I changed. I'm all for this though. If you really do plan on going this route first and then eventually getting an 8.8, you might as well try 4.30's.