Pro's and Con's with 4.10's
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Originally Posted by 94tbird
i am getting 27mpg all highway and about 19-21 with a mix of city/highway with my 4.10s. i dont beat on the car hard but i do take off at lights occasionally.
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Now, give me those 4.10's already Ron!
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oes any one know of a stronger cover for the Diff that will allow it to fit behind the BMR panhard with out the extension bracket?
I have seen the trick flow, ford racing chrome cover, TA performance, GMS performance, and so on. Can anyone tell me which one can be swapped out with out the additional cost?
I have seen the trick flow, ford racing chrome cover, TA performance, GMS performance, and so on. Can anyone tell me which one can be swapped out with out the additional cost?
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How about this one: http://powerhouse411.com/catalog/ind...products_id=80
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mark me down for another happy 4.10 owner. I have an auto transmission, and I love the 4.10's. I don't race, but I like the extra sense of "quickness" the steeper gears give. At 3k on the tach, I'm doing 80mph. With the stock gears, I was doing a click or two over 100 I think? So, it still ok for cruising the freeways (I usually don't cruise more than 80mph anyway). Gas mileage went down about 3mpg over all. I used to get 25 on the freeway, now I get about 22, I used to get around 20-22 in town, now I get about 19-20.
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For Me.........
Pros:
Big Fun!
Gets me through the Borla "drone zone" quicker.
Neck snapping acceleration through 1st + 2nd.
Quicker revving showcases Borlas!
Big Fun!
Cons:
A bit of gear whine.
Cruising above 75 for long periods gets a bit noisy (Borlas!)
My fuel economy went down 2-3 mpg. 22-23 @ 70. Used to get 26-27.
Accentuates any driveline vibrations.
Pros:
Big Fun!
Gets me through the Borla "drone zone" quicker.
Neck snapping acceleration through 1st + 2nd.
Quicker revving showcases Borlas!
Big Fun!
Cons:
A bit of gear whine.
Cruising above 75 for long periods gets a bit noisy (Borlas!)
My fuel economy went down 2-3 mpg. 22-23 @ 70. Used to get 26-27.
Accentuates any driveline vibrations.
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I am going to be doing 4.10s in mine this summer. Right now I get about 22 mpg on the highway and the car is not my daily driver so I don't mind if that drops a little. What gears is everyone using? I am going to go with FRPP.
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A chassis dyno only measures torque (hp is a calculated number), so if torque drops, hp must also drop. With steeper gears, the effort required to turn the rear wheels is decreased and that shows up on the dyno as slightly lower torque.
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