rear end

[red-bandit]

who knows what is a good gear for the rear for good preformance ? and what is the stock

[MegaMan]

Hmmm, 2000 I want to say is 3.23 but don't quote me. 3.73s is a common choice, 4.10s for the more serious drivers. You'll lose some fuel economy during highway driving either way, moreso obviously with the 4.10s.

[crushedout]

Do you have an auto or manual? Look in your glove box and find the code that say GU and a number.


Rear end Gear codes are as follows:


GU4=3.08 auto
GU5=3.23 manual
GU6=3.42 both


As far as a good gear, What do you want the car for.

Track= 4.10's

Street and Track= 3.73's

Mostly street, just wanna have a little fun= 3.42's


These are just my opinions.

[red-bandit]

have auto think i am going to go with 3.73 and put a couple more preformance parts on

[djvaly]

have auto think i am going to go with 3.73 and put a couple more preformance parts on

get a rearend bolt before putting 3:73 in a stock 10 bolt. if you track it often you'll need a 12 bolt rear end since the stock on will give up eventually. actually the stock bolt as I heard from many member on here, whines and leaks even if you don't track it as well. Also the 3:73 gears for 10 stock bolt do not match the 12 bolt.
I'd say spend the 2k for a new 12 bolt now then put in 3:73 gears. in case you need to upgrade to 12 bolt a bit later you don't wanna waste the 400 bucks on gears.

[djvaly]

I assume the same story follows for v6 vs v8... I just saw you have a V6 so I think the same applies.

[Namrepus28]

Do you have an auto or manual? Look in your glove box and find the code that say GU and a number.


Rear end Gear codes are as follows:


GU4=3.08 auto
GU5=3.23 manual
GU6=3.42 both


As far as a good gear, What do you want the car for.

Track= 4.10's

Street and Track= 3.73's

Mostly street, just wanna have a little fun= 3.42's


These are just my opinions.

In complete agreement