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Originally posted by BiH: </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by 95Batmobile: I wouldn't do 4.10s in a 3.4
I have 3.73s and they are as tall as I would go. The 3.4 doesn't make much power in the upper RPMs and you will spend a lot of time there with 4.10s
well I just need them for a good launch,so high rpm should be no problem </font>[/QUOTE]You will get enough of a launch with 3.73s, its all about a converter... I think 4.10s are too tall for a 3.4
Originally posted by 95Batmobile: I wouldn't do 4.10s in a 3.4
I have 3.73s and they are as tall as I would go. The 3.4 doesn't make much power in the upper RPMs and you will spend a lot of time there with 4.10s
Cars that are underpowered benefit from numerically higher gears because they multiply the power that gets put to the ground.
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