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9inch and gearing
Lokking into buying a 9inch rear and just want to know what will i need for install,and what damn gears to go with im torn between 4:11 or 3:89's im so confused to whats better for me.i have a 6-speed and heads/cam/intake and eventually gunna do a stroker in a few years,its driven on a few longer drives once and awhile and im looking for fun but dont want to lose the highway drivabilty to much.any info/opinions are welcome.
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You will need an adapter u-joint for the driveshaft to mate to the pinion yoke. Also, many choose to upgrade to an adjustable panhard bar, lower control arms and relocation brackets, torque arm, ect. Depending on where you purchase the rear from, some of these options are available when you order. You may also need to install your backing plates on the axles, and have the axle bearings pressed on. Reluctor rings too, if you are retaining abs/tcs. They can usually be installed from the factory as well, if you choose.
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i knew about the ujoint,so it would deff be good to upgrade all of that...do they all have t be adjustable?
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I would suggest at least the panhard bar. The rest will depend on the main goal for the car.
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ok,well it will be at the track atleast 6-8 times a season...so i might as well save and do it right with the suspension parts....
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You'll want adjustable components if you are lowered or plan on lowering your car in the future.
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Alright,I do plan on lowering I have all the shocks/springs already
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Adjustable is the way to go then. I always prefer adjustable anyways, but that's just me.
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You don't lose any highway drivability w/4:10s.
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With 4:10's you may lose 15 mph on your top end. So you can do 155 instead of 170. But the bottom end is going to be awsome.
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hmm well im being sold on the 4:11s..lol nowhere to got hat fast here neway i love the accel better...