410 or stick with 373??
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i have 373 wit cheap 3200dacco stall pulled 11.70 wit 60 .1.668 i wanted to run 410 gears but reading threads idn now .i currently have 26" tires but also got 27" if i get 410.i also already bought 4k vig stall .any advice its not track only i do drive it but doesnt have to be dd.
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Dont waste your time with the 4.10's , the A4 transmission has a very steep first gear . The new converter is going to hit your tires much harder , and like ( 1Badws6 ) said your rear end dont need anymore stress on it ! your 60ft will most likely be in the mid 1.5's , hopefully your tires are up to the task lol ! good luck it will be fun.....
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thanx for replies im gna go ahead and keep my 373.i was very suprised how my current setup felt at the track it pulled harder than i thought.nothing compared to street racing!!
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I ran 4.10 gearing on the GM 10 bolt along with a 4000 stall. Best 60ft n/a was a 1.48. At the same track outing, I hit 1.39 w/175shot out of the hole and the 10 bolt took a dump. Overall opinion, 4.10 gear and 4000 stall is a good combo. I still run the same combo, but with a Strange S60 rear end.
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Stick with the 3.73 IMO it will give you room to grow.
I myself have a 4K converter and 3.73's. While I wouldn't change my 3.73's for 4.10's I wouldn't be opposed to trying them if I still had 3.23's
I myself have a 4K converter and 3.73's. While I wouldn't change my 3.73's for 4.10's I wouldn't be opposed to trying them if I still had 3.23's