4.10 gears question
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how hard would it be to catch with 4.10's? i hear they are good but then i hear that you just peel out allllllll the time even when u just try to take off slow, if this is true, then what gears should i go with for sum good low end gains but still be able to have sum type of traction? thx fellas
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Originally Posted by Rhino79
On a stock torque converter 4.10's and a g-80 or posi hook up pretty good. Go for the 4.10's!
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Originally Posted by dry_kill
alright coo, ya i just ordered my eaon posi saturday, freakin 480 bucks, so the 4.10 should hook pretty good then with the posi? anybody else agree?
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I asked the same question in another thread. I run 3.42's, G80 and a 5.3 and when i launch on the street, i spin about 10-15ft then hook pretty well. I think i'm going with 3.90's instead of 4.10's because i think i'll have hooking problems. 3.90's are maybe a little more realistic for us but i betcha low end would be badass with 4.10's. if you go with 4.10's, please let me know how they work for ya. Thanks and maybe i helped a little.
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Originally Posted by 1badsilver
I asked the same question in another thread. I run 3.42's, G80 and a 5.3 and when i launch on the street, i spin about 10-15ft then hook pretty well. I think i'm going with 3.90's instead of 4.10's because i think i'll have hooking problems. 3.90's are maybe a little more realistic for us but i betcha low end would be badass with 4.10's. if you go with 4.10's, please let me know how they work for ya. Thanks and maybe i helped a little.
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Originally Posted by Tractionless
What tires are you running? Tires also play a big part on traction. 4.10s with a stock converter and decents tires will work great. ![Happy](https://www.performancetrucks.net/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_stretch.gif)
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