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RE: GEARS - 1/17/2005 9:29:07 PM
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diskfailure
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Ok so what all of you are saying is that if you dont care about milage and all you want your stang for is weekend driving and smoking a few Super charged Hondas off the road then you should go with a 4.10 rear end. I am facing a similar situation. I yanked a 4 cyl from a 88 coup, bought a 302 roller motor and I am rebuilding it as of now. Once complete I will move on to rear end and Trans. What about the trans? FYI I will also swap computer tech info for stang tech info.
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RE: GEARS - 1/30/2005 10:53:12 PM
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import slayer
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MORE THAN LIKELY YOU HAVE A 7.5 REAR END AND I WOULD RECOMEND THAT YOU CHANGE IT OUT FOR AN 8.8 REAR. THE GEARS ARE PROUBALLY 2.73. I WOULD GO BACK WITH SOME 3.55 BECAUSE YOU WULL NOT HAVE ANY OVERDRIVE UNLESS THIS IS JUST GOING TO BE A RACE CAR.
Who has a 7.5 rearend? Not tchamber....not in a '95GT
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RE: GEARS - 2/1/2005 8:28:11 PM
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Ontherocks98
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to anyone and everyone..if i purchase 4.10 gears for my 7.5 rear end..should i get a motive bearing kit..it says that they should be bought for cars over 60k..but mine only has 30,000...what should i do?
and i am confused on the gears....when i buy:http://www.mustangtuning.com/v6gears.html
do i get all thats needed to install? or is the stuff already in my rear end(sorry if that sounds funny) and they just reuse it...
just let me know WHAT i need to get for a complete installation
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RE: GEARS - 2/12/2005 1:25:32 PM
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redmustang
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What about on a 2001 GT? I do drive about 45 minutes to get to work, but I don't mind too much. Gas mileage already sux, so what can I do to at least give my buddies formula 1 trans am some competition?
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RE: GEARS - 2/12/2005 3:11:05 PM
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Ontherocks98
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4.10s for automatic
3.73 for manuals
as ive been told
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RE: GEARS - 2/13/2005 2:44:17 PM
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GTron
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Love my 4.10's. Bout all I have to say about that.
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RE: GEARS - 2/13/2005 9:23:14 PM
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Ontherocks98
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so...gears really are worth it huh? i will really feel it? i know you get better acceleration, but overall, best mod for v6? besides supercharging...which i already said was stupid
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RE: GEARS - 2/19/2005 5:51:50 PM
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Chanedeezy4106
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Good Post. I think a 4:10 ratio would be the ****ttt
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RE: GEARS - 2/24/2005 8:19:36 AM
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04GTPony
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ok so peer presure is a bitch and you guys talked me into 410's....but if you do a quarter mile with them do you still redline it or does the shift point change?
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RE: GEARS - 2/24/2005 3:00:20 PM
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import slayer
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Your shift points stay the same but will come up much quicker.
BTW, I was reading your signature and.......I think your 85mm MAF and 75mm TB are a little much for the little mods you have.
You're going to need those 4:10's to get your bottom end back.
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Tons of mods that are too much to list
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RE: GEARS - 2/25/2005 7:27:24 AM
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04GTPony
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yeah i know what you mean about the 85mass and the 75tb...i havent had it dyno tuned yet because im waiting for my stage 2 cam to come in and now that im getting the 410s im going to wait a little longer and i think and hope thats a good combo. thanks for the info.
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RE: GEARS - 3/11/2005 7:15:35 PM
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speedracer2627
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OK, I have a 99 Salen Cobra that I want to take to shows "in and out of state" and put a few ricers in their place around town but I am not 100% sure about 4:10s from all the opinions. The thing that would solidify it for me is what would the tach be at when you are doing 80mph in fifth gear?......right now it at 2200 "boring".....I don't need to save THAT MUCH gas. Anybody have any stats?
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RE: GEARS - 3/20/2005 9:57:57 AM
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Lizardking
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3.55s are an all around great gear for most people. 3.73s or 4.10s are great if ypu go to the track or if you dont use your Stang as a daily driver. Remember lower gears will result in higher engine rpm and there will be alot more cabin noise.
I put 3.73s in my 88GT with a Flowmaster exhaust. At the time I was driving 70 miles one way to work, I drove the GT once or twice a week and my Ranger the other days. After the change I couldnt hardly stand to take the GT out on the highway. I loved it in town, but long highway trips were out.
Another option if you have an auto is to chip it and reprogram the shift points, that helps alot.
My 88GT had 3.27s from the factory. If you have a 7.5 and want to upgrade to the 8.8, you may be able to j-yard shop and get the 8.8 and better gears for less than the cost of just new gears.
If you already have the 8.8, you may be able to j-yard shop and get better gears, then sell your 8.8, and get better gears for nearly no cost.
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RE: GEARS - 3/26/2005 5:14:50 PM
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SpecterGT260
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Ok, I'm drivin a 2000 GT. It's manual so ive been lookin at 3.73's. I've been hearin talk about bad highway mileage with that kind of ratio, and that sucks. This is my only option for a vehicle (not that i would want to drive something else) so should i start thinking about something alittle more tame? it would be awesome if someone running 3.73's had calculated their mpg and could let me (and some others im sure) know the actual figues
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RE: GEARS - 3/26/2005 5:21:11 PM
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SpecterGT260
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AAAAHHHHHH! I forgot to add, i was also lookin at a tuner. apparently (correct me if im wrong) they reprogram the ECU, and you can get it to run on less gas. Would this be a bad idea (like damaging the motor) if i were to take long trips, or would the only side effect be less power while im runnin it like that? Otherwise this seems like a good solution to the fuel economy situation.
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