Deciding Gear Size
#1
Deciding Gear Size
I cant make up my mind on what size gears to go with? I want to get some good acceleration but keep good gas mileage. Should I go with 3.73s or 4.10s? Also do I need to buy the install kit, or will they just use my previous parts on the car, because I only have 5,000 miles on her.
#2
If the car is supercharged then 3.73. If not get the 4.10's. I'm not sure about the installation kit.
#3
will the 4.10s run high on RPMs while Im on the highway?
#4
#5
With my 5-speed and 4.10's I turn 2100 RPMS at 75MPH. Seems pretty low to me.
Dave
Dave
#6
with my 5speed and 4.10s I run like 2200 at 70 mph lol
here's a pic of 5th doing like 82-83 mph
here's a pic of 5th doing like 82-83 mph
#7
thanks yall Im going to go with 4.10s
#8
Originally Posted by PROSTREET GT
With my 5-speed and 4.10's I turn 2100 RPMS at 75MPH. Seems pretty low to me.
Dave
Dave
are you positive those are 4.10's? You made a thread about them not feeling like 4.10's and everyone else who has them thinks they rock so I'm wondering if maybe somehow 3.55 or 3.73 got put in accidently. I would ask the place that installed your gears. Otherwise, did you get the speedo calibrated? I can see it saying 2100rpms @ 75 because thats around my rpm and I have stock gears.
#9
Cant decide between 3.73s and 4.10s?
Well get 3.90s then...
Well get 3.90s then...
#10
the main thing you need to consider is how do you drive your car? I drive on the interstate everyday and I still get about the same gas mileage I did when I had stock gears. It's all in how you drive it. When I had stock gears I went 80 mph every day, once I got the 4.10s I won't go over 70 mph.. so it averages itself out I guess lol. But when you get on it the gas does go a lot more quick or if you cruise around town. But I love my 4.10s and I considered the 3.73s for awhile, glad I didn't get them though
#11
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE
read the gear thread. MattJ put a lot of time and effort into it, and it will answer your questions.
P.S. GET 4.10s!
read the gear thread. MattJ put a lot of time and effort into it, and it will answer your questions.
P.S. GET 4.10s!
#12
btw.. 75mph in my car (stock tire size, stock wheels, 5speed transmisison, 4.10 gears) is 2500 rpms /shrugs
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