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    373's or 410's

    I have an 2000 camaro SS with an M6. Slp cold air kit, and catback is about all the mods I have done as of right now. Still have the stock 10 bolt rear end. Starting to make a funny noise and Im wanting to do the rearend. This a daily driver and will see no strip time. Only some tireburning street racing from time to time. Wondering what gears to go with? Also what is a decent installation fee?

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    4:10's FTW. Stock is 3:42. No need to waste money on 3:73's, wouldnt feel much of a difference.

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    you'll see almost no difference from 3.42's to 3.73's.


    if you like gear bangin, then the 4.11's are your best friend. you'll be rippin through gears pretty fast man.

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    Since it's a DD, how much highway driving do you do? If you do a lot, go with 3.73.

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    I daily drive mine with 4.30's. Absolutely love them and even with H&C and all my mods still get 23-24 MPG. 75 MPH @ 2050 RPM's on the highway.

    Go at least 4.10's. 3.73's are a huge waste of money with a 6 speed you will not feel any difference and be highly dissapointed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GatorSS View Post
    Since it's a DD, how much highway driving do you do? If you do a lot, go with 3.73.
    Bad advice. Doesn't affect gas milaege hardly at all, go with 4:10s.

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    3.90's, only option. Don't have to switch gears to 5th in quarter, good MPG, hell they all whine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RealLiveMD View Post
    3.90's, only option. Don't have to switch gears to 5th in quarter, good MPG, hell they all whine.
    Since when do you have to use 5th gear in the quarter with 4:10s on a bolt on car?

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    Quote Originally Posted by INMY01TA View Post
    Since when do you have to use 5th gear in the quarter with 4:10s on a bolt on car?
    Maybe I was given bad advice as I was choosing my 3.90's, but with just 400 rwhp, I was told I'd be switching to 5th.
    With 3.90's though, I can definitely say, I didn't even notice a full mpg change. with mixed driving. Never got a chance to try it out on the track because I couldn't stand the whine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by INMY01TA View Post
    Since when do you have to use 5th gear in the quarter with 4:10s on a bolt on car?
    had 3.90's in my old 10 bolt and had a lot of 4th gear left. Thats why I went to 4.30's in my 9" and glad I did.

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    Plan on a 9" or 12-bolt

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    Not to jack the thread or anything. I was just wondering how much faster a car would feel when switching to 3.42 to the 4.10s.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 00WS6BlueMetallic View Post
    Not to jack the thread or anything. I was just wondering how much faster a car would feel when switching to 3.42 to the 4.10s.
    Dramatically, especially with a manual.

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    Quote Originally Posted by INMY01TA View Post
    Since when do you have to use 5th gear in the quarter with 4:10s on a bolt on car?
    I agree even with ths stock redline you should be safe in 4th to 112-115 mph

    Also considering how small the pinion gear is on 4.10's I heard the 3.90's are better for strength and longevity. That and the performance difference between the two won't be much.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 9T8W66 View Post
    I agree even with ths stock redline you should be safe in 4th to 112-115 mph

    Also considering how small the pinion gear is on 4.10's I heard the 3.90's are better for strength and longevity. That and the performance difference between the two won't be much.
    I wouldn't choose 390s over 410s for strength. 10 bolt sucks either way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by INMY01TA View Post
    I wouldn't choose 390s over 410s for strength. 10 bolt sucks either way.
    I tend to agree but if the car isn't going to see any or even very little strip time then it doesn't matter much. Esp if he's not going with a Sticky Tire.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 9T8W66 View Post
    I tend to agree but if the car isn't going to see any or even very little strip time then it doesn't matter much. Esp if he's not going with a Sticky Tire.
    Well in that case there's absolutely no reason not to go with 4:10S.

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    just got 4 10s drivin around city or highway is same as old 3.23s...worth the diff in mileage

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    Prepare for a 12-bolt; that 10-bolt won't last.

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    I just did 4.10 with my 9" and love them. Little whine, but not bad. Just the sound of performance and strength. It's about a 20% lowering of the power band from what I gathered. So basically your into your power 20% faster and change gears that much faster as well. Anyway that's what I came up with before I made the change. I didn't run through a tank of gas yet and don't really watch my fuel mileage so I won't comment on it.

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