i'm sure this has been asked before, but whats the difference between 3.42 and 3.08 gears?
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3.08 has a better topend speed, but weak off the line. 3.42 is stronger off the line, but has a slower topend speed. I can't wait to get rid of my 3.08open and get my 3.42's in.
I wouldn't mind getting 3.73's either - That's when you start smoking people off the line. :cool:2002 NBM Firehawk #312 | <a href=\"http://hawk.visionsconnect.com\" target=\"_blank\">hawk.visionsconnect.com</a>
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so 3.73's are even quicker off the line than 3.42's?White \'97 Firebird V6<br />t-tops<br />80 series Flowmaster Exhaust<br />SLP CAI<br />180* stat<br />tinted side and back windows<br />3\" echo pipes/chrome tips<br />headlight conversion kit<br />fog lamps<br />smoke rear and turning lamp covers
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o.k. i understand, so the higher the gear the faster off the line, but worse top end. also, does the B&M shiftplus provide any noticable difference?White \'97 Firebird V6<br />t-tops<br />80 series Flowmaster Exhaust<br />SLP CAI<br />180* stat<br />tinted side and back windows<br />3\" echo pipes/chrome tips<br />headlight conversion kit<br />fog lamps<br />smoke rear and turning lamp covers
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ok, i've heard bad things about the shiftplus, but the only bad thing i hear is that people have hear bad things about it.
so, seriously, has any used it and have any comments?Your sig is the most important part of your message. Make sure that you list EVERY single thing that you have done to your car so that we can all go \'oooh!\' and \'Ah!\'. Please make your sig consistently longer than anything else you post. Please include your lengthy sig with EVERY single post you make during a reply, even if you only reply with a monosyllable grunt.
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