3.73 or 4.10
#1
3.73 or 4.10
i don't know what to go with because i don't want to hurt my top speed so i was thinking of the 3.73 but will 3.73s still be good on the launch? this car is all so my daily driver what do you guys think i should use?
#2
doesn't ANYONE read the sticky on this anymore? or the previous 200000000000000 posts?
go w/3.73's if it's a stick, 4.10's if it's auto, some say 4.10's always, but most say what i previously typed. and ya gotta get rid of ur top speed limiter before ya go haulin' *** first...and get tires that can handle the speed....
go w/3.73's if it's a stick, 4.10's if it's auto, some say 4.10's always, but most say what i previously typed. and ya gotta get rid of ur top speed limiter before ya go haulin' *** first...and get tires that can handle the speed....
#4
no prob dude, didn't mean for it to sound like i was goin' off on ya, but it just seams like 10 min ago i read a thread askin' damn near the same stuff, lol. i can't remember if the sticky is in the sixxer section or general stuff..
#5
#8
what about this package because i was thinking of get a t-lok http://www.stangmods.com/Mustang-Gea...0346-pack2.htm
#9
get the gears and bearings from AM (here), get the tlok from v6mustangstuff.com, and get the gear oil and friction modifier from either ur ford dealer or local autoparts store. u'll spend less then the 450 for the kit. but still price check everything to double check me.
#11
no prob. i've nvr ordered from v6mustangstuff.com, but i've heard they're alright. i got my tlok from jegs and the gears and bearings from AM. for most of the stuff AM carries ur not gonna find a better deal. (and no i don't work for them lol)
#16
You can't go wrong with either gear choice, but I would be willing to bet that if you got the 3.73's you would wish you had 4.10's.
The car will cruise at higher rpms and you will loose 1 - 2 mpg, but the car will be a lot more fun to drive.
Loosing top speed? First off, you won't notice it, because you should not be driving that fast. Second, on paper going to 3.73's or 4.10's will cost you on the top-end, HOWEVER, in reality, you may see your top speed increase. Your car is not speed limited by gearing, it is limited by wind resistance and the hp you are making at that point. With the 4.10's, you will be a little higher in the power band and thus making a bit more power to help overcome some of the drag. As a result, your top speed may actually increase.
What will change is how the car performs and different highways speeds. For example, if the car has a sweet spot in 3rd gear at 60 mph, the new sweet spot may now be at 55 mph, or 70 mph in 4th. The whole dynamics of how you can drive will be different.
Lastly, 4.10s' will not necessarily make the car faster. Lots of people report slower 1/4 mile times after a gear swap until they really learn to master the car.
The car will cruise at higher rpms and you will loose 1 - 2 mpg, but the car will be a lot more fun to drive.
Loosing top speed? First off, you won't notice it, because you should not be driving that fast. Second, on paper going to 3.73's or 4.10's will cost you on the top-end, HOWEVER, in reality, you may see your top speed increase. Your car is not speed limited by gearing, it is limited by wind resistance and the hp you are making at that point. With the 4.10's, you will be a little higher in the power band and thus making a bit more power to help overcome some of the drag. As a result, your top speed may actually increase.
What will change is how the car performs and different highways speeds. For example, if the car has a sweet spot in 3rd gear at 60 mph, the new sweet spot may now be at 55 mph, or 70 mph in 4th. The whole dynamics of how you can drive will be different.
Lastly, 4.10s' will not necessarily make the car faster. Lots of people report slower 1/4 mile times after a gear swap until they really learn to master the car.