323s to 342s
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323s to 342s
I was wondering if it would be worth switching stock gears to 342s. I was thinking about going to 373s to tighten up my sy3500, but a buddy has a set from his M6 lying around. Would it be worth the labour charge. Besides tightening up the converter I was also looking at a steeper gear for a bit more fun on the street. Thanks for opinions
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Originally Posted by 9HAWK9
I was wondering if it would be worth switching stock gears to 342s. I was thinking about going to 373s to tighten up my sy3500, but a buddy has a set from his M6 lying around. Would it be worth the labour charge. Besides tightening up the converter I was also looking at a steeper gear for a bit more fun on the street. Thanks for opinions
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Originally Posted by samz28
3.42's are great, mpg not so great. but more fun in the city torque madness.
Your implying that switching from 3.23s to 3.42s will give you bad gas mileage
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if your locked up in 4th you got some serious tuning issues, go tweak bank1/bank2 o2 mvolt switching points and fix your ltrims afterwards in the 400-2000rpm range.
should get 22min unless your foot is just too happy
should get 22min unless your foot is just too happy