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410s, the negatives
ok i have read some threads on here, and say when u got 410s on th rear, its a rough ride on the highway, is this true and can anyone tell me the negatives for having 410s, if there are any?
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any help guys?
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I have found no negatives with my 4.10's. My rpm's increased about 350 rpm @ 70 mph, and my mpg stayed the sae during normal driving.
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none. get them.
unless you have a blower you want them
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even with a blower you want them...
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^ depends man. u know that
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Tire size...1/4 or 1/8th......rpm redline......transmission type....
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Doc
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exactly.
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Proud American
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But 4.10 N/A in a DD is fine, Blown depends on the type of blower and what not.
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then y do u always change ur blinker fluid?
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because he is always low on right blinker fluid from having to pull over to let me pass
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So i can signal at the track that im getting off the track, and going back to the staging lanes. Reason why i only have left turnsignal fluid. The right blinker doesnt need to go on, so it would just be extra wieght.
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i didn't know he brakes for old farts
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so is there any power difference on the highway??
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your power doesn't change... what a bigger gear does is multiply your torque at the wheels... so it "feels" like you have more power.
matt... dude, you're supposed to go straight down the track - stop driving in circles and get rid of your blinkers!
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[quote=WildWill;1195761]your power doesn't change... what a bigger gear does is multiply your torque at the wheels... so it "feels" like you have more power.quote]
If you have 240hp stock and then you add 4:10 gears and put it on the dyno your power and torque will go up right?? |
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[quote=BlackSunshine;1195803]
haha no man, it mutiplies it in the gear ratio...so the regular dyno the numbers dont change but the ass dyno on the other hand, feels a significant difference.
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and black sunshine if you add 4.10's i bet it would take a few .10's off you 1/8 man your setup is perfecty for 4.10 gears
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I still have my 4:10s in along with a twin screw blower. I still really like them, but I'm sure i'm not taking advantage of all my power. I was told It is a little to much gear for my pd blower.
but so far it is sooo much fun on the street with this gear.
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4.56 and a Kenne Bell or bust. I want to see those tires spinning like a top fuel.
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