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Old 11-23-2014   #35
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Default Re: SLP Cold air intake....Worth the money?

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One thing that has now been mentioned is how much nicer it is cruising in 6th gear with the 4:10s. A stock L98 in 6th has a bit of a low end advantage torque was which Gm found acceptable, even with 3:33 gears in 1990. Having bought one of these cars new it was marginally acceptable to be in 6th at 60mph. With only 4700 rpm to play with I understand it. However, a ZR-1 in 6th with 3:45s is just a frickn dog at legal highway speeds. NOt that 4:10s turn it into a torque monster by any stretch but it is much more pleasurable to drive and doesn't seem strained at all. With the rpm these cars have to play with it really seems to me to be a great gear for the street. I was actually schocked when I first drove my car after I installed the 4:10s as to how well they worked. I was really worried it might be too much but it is not even close. I could not be happier. As we have all discussed everyone uses his or her car differently, my best suggestion to anyone who is even considering the change to 4:10s or any gear for that matter is find a car with that gear ratio and go for a ride and drive. You will then have all the facts for yourself if it is in fact right for your needs.


A zr1 in 6 gear should be a dog. It is a cruising gas mileage gear. When I want to get high gas mileage I put it in 6th gear and watch my rpms drop and my gas mileage climb. Love it that way.

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