yes all saleens have a 3.73, sorry i forgot to add that in thereOriginally Posted by TRYMY4.0
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yes all saleens have a 3.73, sorry i forgot to add that in thereOriginally Posted by TRYMY4.0
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i had a 410 in my 02 gt it was a bit over kill i would do the 390
Hella stock member!
I would go 3.73s to 3.90s. 4.10s is overkill with your set up. Find another stang with the gears you want and get him to take you for a ride to see if you like it or not.
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it was not really that bad it just killed my gas mileage. My buddy put 3.90 in his and did not affect his as much but with your trans you should be ok.
Hella stock member!
i wouldnt do 4.1, 3.73's was a decent compromise for me, decent out the hole and decent at cruising down the interstate.
so make more powa lol. prob solved
4.10s 4.10s 4.10s if you dont you will always regret it and wonder what if lol
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Originally Posted by Gutling
you will always wonder what if i really had worse gas mileage and turned higher rpms constantly
how close is your trans to the new edge gts? my friend with the 4.10s we make the trip from school here in statesboro to atl (about 31/2-4hrs) every other weekend and the gas mileage is not that bad. ill ride with him today and see what his rpm is around 70ish. lol get a 6spd and convert it to fit :P
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Man up and put the 4.10s in it
Originally Posted by Slowwrx
Originally Posted by TRYMY4.0
TM40: Have you considered actually changing your 5th gear in the gearbox and running a 410/411? If you can make it down your usual strip only using 1st through 4th, it's the perfect compromise. Nice low RPMs on the freeway and the same ET's you'd be getting with a 410 rear end and your current tranny. I've never looked into what it'd take to swap a mustang gear out, but it can't be that difficult in comparison to stroking/boring engines, FI, etc. Now, I dunno if you usually do 1/8ths or 1/4ths with the stang, and that kinda makes a difference. I also don't know whether or not you'd reasonably be able to only use 1 to 4 on the 1320 with the new rear end. I have not thoroughly researched this, but it's an idea that literally gives you the best of both worlds. If your 5th is just a mild overdrive (like 0.90 then maybe go with the GT's 6th gear cog if it fits (It may not, I dunno) Which would probably be a 0.85 or 0.80). Guys who do a (I know, I'm talking about Hondas, but the same idea applies) GSR motor in Civics often have to struggle with what tranny to use (B16 Tranny or the GSR Tranny or an LS Tranny) for the exact same reasons you're debating now. This kind of compromise has worked for them, and push comes to shove, if you wanted to do it and couldn't find a replacement, you might be able to have a machineshop actually make you one that fits as a replacement.
Just a thought.
And yeah, I know you said RWD guys only, but hey...I drive with the rear wheels too!![]()
*hides his transaxle and front driveshafts*
i just noticed this thread i should be able to help you, 3.90 would not be to much gear for you, ive been running 3.90 in my car for about 5000 moiles and i love them except they would be much better at your pwr level than mine. you can still go 120 in 4th gear and i can cruise at 75 at 2800rpms and get 23mpg. so saying there not streetable would be wrong i drive 300miles a week with them. you will barely even notice the diff if you go to a 3.73. by the way trymy, check your pms
o n if you see me out i would be more than happy to take you for a ride so you can see the diff and shiftpoints of the 3.90>3.55![]()
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