4.11s or 4.56s?
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4.11s or 4.56s?
I just resently bolt my 10-bolt a the track. So, it's time for a 9 inch. I have the money to buy a new moser 9 inch, 4.11s and locker. But i know a guy that is selling a moser 9 inch, 4.56s, locker, 500 miles( never been to the track).I can get the used one for about a grand less. My question is what are 4.56s like in a M6 f-body? How much of a differents is it from 4.11s? Should i buy the new or used?
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agreed... if you run out of gear w/ the 4.56's go with a taller tire. easier than changing gears.......... i don't think it will be a huge difference on gas since you have the 2nd overdrive.
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Originally Posted by Joker
What about trying a set of 4:30's for the street and track, anyones's experience or thoughts?
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I have 4.30"s and love them. Hard to tell the difference between them and 4.10's. They drive about the same on the road. Just not much of a 1st gear unless you really wind it up. It seemed to run about 300 rpm's higher at the track. I run a 26" tire. But I also have a 10 bolt too.
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Originally Posted by 00SS4780
I have 4.30"s and love them. Hard to tell the difference between them and 4.10's. They drive about the same on the road. Just not much of a 1st gear unless you really wind it up. It seemed to run about 300 rpm's higher at the track. I run a 26" tire. But I also have a 10 bolt too.
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