Do they even make these gears?
Do they even make these gears? i have a 2000 A4 WS6 and was gonna go 3.73s but then again thought theres not a lot of sense in it cuz i already have 3.23s, so my question is does anyone specifically strange and richmond make gears between 3.73 and 4.10 like 3.90s or so thanks and leave your opinions on if this is a good/ bad idea too
so are you sayin that i should just get 3.73s or what anyone else have anything against me gettin 3.90s pleased explain yourself my car= 2000 WS6 A4 lid, FRA, TB ported and bypassed, catback Thanks
In the FAQ there is a listing of gear ratios vs. working RPM's for the common ratios.
The reason people recommend 3.73's as the highest as that is really the most gear you need with these cars, and arguably, you don't even need that much gear. Since you already have 3.23's, without a doubt nearly 100% of everybody will recommend a stall converter if it is outright drag racing speed you are looking for.
Gear swaps make the most sense to casual guys who have 2.73's and are looking to wake the car up. 3.23's are a good working gear already so the money is better put elsewhere.
You can easily become traction limited with even 2.73's and a stall converter.
The reason people recommend 3.73's as the highest as that is really the most gear you need with these cars, and arguably, you don't even need that much gear. Since you already have 3.23's, without a doubt nearly 100% of everybody will recommend a stall converter if it is outright drag racing speed you are looking for.
Gear swaps make the most sense to casual guys who have 2.73's and are looking to wake the car up. 3.23's are a good working gear already so the money is better put elsewhere.
You can easily become traction limited with even 2.73's and a stall converter.
probly not too interested in a stall...at least for now (last one i had fried my tranny) and i wana get gears first b/c then i can match my stall to it if i decide toand roll racing is more where its prob at for me 30- 100 etc.
anyone else?
anyone else?
