TWISTA TA

I've got 360rwhp and 358rwtq. Right now I have 3.23 gears with the m6. How much time will I save on the quarter mile with 3.73 gears?

mike c.

iTrader: (1)

i have never heard of a m6 car with 3.23's? i think you have 3.42's with the m6. ok....my 01 m6 had 3.42's and i added 3.73's w/a 12bolt. i did'nt gain anything at the track but my car did run more consistant times. the 3.73's seemed to help more on the highway. sorry i can't help more.

TWISTA TA

I definetly have 3.23 My friend has 3.42 and his car runs about 200rpm higher at 65mph.

WILWAXU

iTrader: (6)

Well.. did you buy the car new?

Factory M6's only came with one gear...

3.42

3.23 was the performance gear option available on Automatiacs only.

TWISTA TA

Yea I bought it new. On the sheet of options on the window it said performance axle 3.23

TWISTA TA

Go to this site and check it out; http://hometown.aol.com/mhurley943/Specs.html
As an option you could order a 3.23 axle with aluminum drive shaft.

z98

I don't think the M6's came with 3.23. The skip shift would be be unbearable at that gearing (even more than usual).

z98

On that web page you linked, the car in question was an AUTOMATIC

TWISTA TA

Look underneath the auto. It says manual 6 speed ratio's with the 3.23 w/aluminum drive shaft as an option. As for the skip shift it is a BIIIGGG pain in the *** because the car lugs really hard.

My84Z

iTrader: (18)

in 93 the m6's came with 3:23's 94 and up m6's came with 3:42's auto's came with 2:73's or 3:23's

1ORANGEWS6

How would that gear help you on the Hwy? I have a Vig 3600 w/3.23s and thought about a 3.73 but I would think that would be terrible on the HWY gas milage.

TheSloth

Maybe on highway runs?