my rear diff
Re: my rear diff
Originally Posted by Compstall
Quite often you can find an ENTIRE 3.42 rear end for cheaper than having the parts installed.
Re: my rear diff
I say get a a torque converter and see how it feels. Then maybe get the 3.42's or 3.73's
I would be cautious about buying an entire rear end out of a M6. Especially somebody who is upgrading to a 12 bolt. You could run into problems if the last person beat on it.
I would be cautious about buying an entire rear end out of a M6. Especially somebody who is upgrading to a 12 bolt. You could run into problems if the last person beat on it.
Re: my rear diff
i think it depends on what you are using the car for. i have 273's and love them. my car is a daily driver, and i am not too much concerned with the gas mileage but on the highway they cruise. awesome pull in 3rd gear !!
i had my car at the track at pulled a 1.992 60ft with a stock trans,273s and street tires. not too shabby
i had my car at the track at pulled a 1.992 60ft with a stock trans,273s and street tires. not too shabby
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