4.10's and A4 how do you like them?
Pros - quicker acceleration
Cons - poor gas milage, weaker and more prone to breakage than other ratios, you'll spin worse off the line and at low speeds.
My TBSS has 4.10s stock. Even w/ the large 20" wheels and tires that come stock IMO the RPM are too high @ highway speeds. It is fun accelerating though.
Cons - poor gas milage, weaker and more prone to breakage than other ratios, you'll spin worse off the line and at low speeds.
My TBSS has 4.10s stock. Even w/ the large 20" wheels and tires that come stock IMO the RPM are too high @ highway speeds. It is fun accelerating though.
Do you think I will be able to get some traction with 26'' x 10.5'' x 16'' LT
MT drag radials? How about on nitrous? And will it be bad if I Finish the quarter mile in OD?
MT drag radials? How about on nitrous? And will it be bad if I Finish the quarter mile in OD?
Last edited by pyro719; Jan 27, 2008 at 09:24 PM.
You should get decent traction. MT drags are good, I've heard. You won't be spraying on your launch so that should change. And yes, it'd be very bad to finish the 1/4 mile in OD. Which is why for a track car 4.10s are a bad idea.
Cause you aren't supposed to spray in the lower RPMs. And no. If you could more people would talk about 4.10s being optimum instead of 3.73s. More power only means that you'll get there quicker, and therefore shift earlier.. not later.
I can damn near spary out of thw hole now with the 273's with the 3000 stall I can spray about 10" out. I wish I had 373's but life delt me 410's So i guess I'll just have a fun street car.
People don't spray out of the hole because of traction or low rpms. With traction and a loose converter there's no reason not to spray the launch.
He could change the cam AND related valve train components to increase the engine operating rpms and here's the biggie just change to a taller tire for the track sessions. My car has 275-60x15 Hoosier drag radials and 4.10s on it and goes the numbers in the sig going thru the traps at about 6400 rpm.
The only thing that you've said that makes any sense is to NOT shift to OD in the 1/4.
People don't spray out of the hole because of traction or low rpms. With traction and a loose converter there's no reason not to spray the launch.
He could change the cam AND related valve train components to increase the engine operating rpms and here's the biggie just change to a taller tire for the track sessions. My car has 275-60x15 Hoosier drag radials and 4.10s on it and goes the numbers in the sig going thru the traps at about 6400 rpm.
People don't spray out of the hole because of traction or low rpms. With traction and a loose converter there's no reason not to spray the launch.
He could change the cam AND related valve train components to increase the engine operating rpms and here's the biggie just change to a taller tire for the track sessions. My car has 275-60x15 Hoosier drag radials and 4.10s on it and goes the numbers in the sig going thru the traps at about 6400 rpm.
Last edited by LSWHO; Jan 28, 2008 at 03:54 PM.
The only thing that you've said that makes any sense is to NOT shift to OD in the 1/4.
People don't spray out of the hole because of traction or low rpms. With traction and a loose converter there's no reason not to spray the launch.
He could change the cam AND related valve train components to increase the engine operating rpms and here's the biggie just change to a taller tire for the track sessions. My car has 275-60x15 Hoosier drag radials and 4.10s on it and goes the numbers in the sig going thru the traps at about 6400 rpm.
People don't spray out of the hole because of traction or low rpms. With traction and a loose converter there's no reason not to spray the launch.
He could change the cam AND related valve train components to increase the engine operating rpms and here's the biggie just change to a taller tire for the track sessions. My car has 275-60x15 Hoosier drag radials and 4.10s on it and goes the numbers in the sig going thru the traps at about 6400 rpm.
3500 stall! problem solved.
All in all I'd prefer a gear a little taller like a 3.73 or 3.90. But with my car I'm stuck with the 4.10's until I swap a different axel in. If your geting the gears at a deal or free, go for it.
Last edited by LT-x7; Jan 29, 2008 at 07:50 PM.


