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Out of curiosity, why not? I love the feeling of the 4:10s
The Z06 has different transmission gearing and 4:10's would make you shift out of 1st pretty quickly. My coupe with 4:10's requires you to shift at 30 mph at redline and 48 in second.
The Z06 has different transmission gearing and 4:10's would make you shift out of 1st pretty quickly. My coupe with 4:10's requires you to shift at 30 mph at redline and 48 in second.
What tires are you running and what is your redline? My MN12 with 4.10s and short 315/30r18 tires 1st is good for 42mph and 2nd 61mph with a 6800rpm limiter.
What tires are you running and what is your redline? My MN12 with 4.10s and short 315/30r18 tires 1st is good for 42mph and 2nd 61mph with a 6800rpm limiter.
Prob because he is still running factory limiter which is 6000. Still you reving 800rpm more doesn't equate to the mph difference.
Prob because he is still running factory limiter which is 6000. Still you reving 800rpm more doesn't equate to the mph difference.
That is correct. I have read that raising the rev limiter does not equate to more performance on a stock engine like mine. As a matter of fact 5800 is the peak for stock so no point in pushing it past that unless you are doing the 1/4 mile and trying to avoid another gear shift. I run stock size non runflat tires.
Prob because he is still running factory limiter which is 6000. Still you reving 800rpm more doesn't equate to the mph difference.
Exactly as I run a 1" shorter tire than stock and shorter trans gearing. At 6000 on stock size tires, MN6 trans and 4.10s it equates to 44mph in 1st and 65mph in 2nd.