whats right with this 12bolt and setup
06-14-2005, 12:37 PM
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whats right with this 12bolt and setup made up my mind im getting a 12 bolt over a 9"...I had made up my mind on the 3.73 but it seems that most people favor the 4.10...
This is what I want...I want a gear ratio that will put some mean torque down but I dont want to break my tires loose when I tap on the gas.
Im about to put a procharger in then ill be running around 450wrhp and around the same amount of torque. Is the 4.10 better for higher power f-bodys or is it better for mostly stock cars???
(im running on 295/40/18 Kumho's)
Also! how much more lowend torque and power will get to the rearwheels running a 4.10 over the stock, and will it severly kill my top end speed???
This is what I want...I want a gear ratio that will put some mean torque down but I dont want to break my tires loose when I tap on the gas.
Im about to put a procharger in then ill be running around 450wrhp and around the same amount of torque. Is the 4.10 better for higher power f-bodys or is it better for mostly stock cars???
(im running on 295/40/18 Kumho's)
Also! how much more lowend torque and power will get to the rearwheels running a 4.10 over the stock, and will it severly kill my top end speed???
06-14-2005, 04:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Blacker
4.10's for a naturally aspirated engine
3.73's for a forced induction engine
3.73's for a forced induction engine
06-14-2005, 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted by SLP/Drew
made up my mind im getting a 12 bolt over a 9"...I had made up my mind on the 3.73 but it seems that most people favor the 4.10...
This is what I want...I want a gear ratio that will put some mean torque down but I dont want to break my tires loose when I tap on the gas.
Im about to put a procharger in then ill be running around 450wrhp and around the same amount of torque. Is the 4.10 better for higher power f-bodys or is it better for mostly stock cars???
(im running on 295/40/18 Kumho's)
Also! how much more lowend torque and power will get to the rearwheels running a 4.10 over the stock, and will it severly kill my top end speed???
This is what I want...I want a gear ratio that will put some mean torque down but I dont want to break my tires loose when I tap on the gas.
Im about to put a procharger in then ill be running around 450wrhp and around the same amount of torque. Is the 4.10 better for higher power f-bodys or is it better for mostly stock cars???
(im running on 295/40/18 Kumho's)
Also! how much more lowend torque and power will get to the rearwheels running a 4.10 over the stock, and will it severly kill my top end speed???
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06-14-2005, 05:50 PM
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Originally Posted by SLP/Drew
really...thats intresting, ive never heard that. Im curious the reasons why that is so. Is it because FI yeilds more power/more wear and tear on the rearend or what???
06-14-2005, 06:40 PM
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ok, thanks guys for the info...yes it is an M6...the guy I talked to also recomended 33spline what is yalls imput on that? oh yea for the brakes are we 4channel or 3 channel (so I know how to fit the rearend with brakes)