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right now...you can't
In-house installs only.
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So basically, if a 2.5 owner should want one, then said 2.5 owner should be bringing their car and the money by?
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How much would it cost or do we know yet.
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How much would it cost or do we know yet.
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CMC
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anything new  which trans would be quicker a "3.77" or (i think) a "3.94"? I got a line on a 3.77, but i dont want to swap in a dog... CMC |
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Alain95i4
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anything new which trans would be quicker a "3.77" or (i think) a "3.94"? I got a line on a 3.77, but i dont want to swap in a dog... CMC the higher the final ratio the lower the top speed the better the acceleration however a lower ratio = more top speed and more traction too and if you have less wheel spin in the end the lower ratio could be quicker a 3.94 could turn out to be too high since you have a 3.5l engine in your bay Alain |
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do a unique engine swap or die trying
bow to the torque meister , the 2.4L prophet
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Sroufe7
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3.77 is the ratio transmission we have.
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what one is better for gas mileage??
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what one is better for gas mileage??
the lower the ratio the better the gas mileage Alain |
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CMC
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maybe a dumb question...
does rim/tire size effect anything?
for example a 18" vs a 16" with same over all ratio?
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that small of a change, you won't see a difference.
As long as you keep the same outer diameter of the combo [say it's 24" from tire top to bottom], it won't matter if there is an 18 or a 16 in the tire.
One of the things that matters the absolute most as far as rims: Weight of the rim.
But the general rule of thumb is:
Larger the wheel - more power it takes to make a complete revolution; There is more mass being moved.
Smaller the wheel - less power it takes to make a complete revolution; There is far less mass being moved.
And i've yet to really see you ask a dumb question CMC. lol
Lighter rim > Quicker acceleration > less fuel used during normal acceleration
Heavier rim > Slower acceleration > more horsepower consumed > more fuel used during ANY acceleration
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Rim size doesn't really mean much, it's the overall size with the tire that would matter.
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