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I was thinking 4.56 but didn't know if that would be over kill and yes I need to save money for tires but I love my rims and don't wanna get rid of them :/ haha
TECH Resident
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with the 4.56 it was alright, just gotta really know how to shift and trust me you will get a lot of practice.
also... you can usually start out in 3rd gear for normal driving. but, keep in mind that the steeper the gear the weaker the rear will essentially become. With that said, don't use a sticky tire unless you have a stronger rear.
also... you can usually start out in 3rd gear for normal driving. but, keep in mind that the steeper the gear the weaker the rear will essentially become. With that said, don't use a sticky tire unless you have a stronger rear.
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Staging Lane
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4.10s are the most common for M6 cars, but that includes all of the legit DDers out there. If it is only a weekend toy (like your post sounds like it will be), I would actually suggest a 4.30 or 4.56 (with an upgraded rear end!).
