Gears in GA area
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Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Ft. Benning GA
Gears in GA area
Ive got an 05/A4 and the gears suck, I think they are 2:73's (how do I find out), and I need somthin deeper. I still do to much highway driving for 3:73's so I think somthin around 3:42's would be better suited for me. My Question is where do I get them? Is there anybody in GA, or east AL that sells and installs these for me, and about how much is it gona run? Im only wanting gears as I dont think a new diff is really needed. I dont plan on ever going over 525 rwhp, but even that is pretty far down the road.
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Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Marietta Ga
Gears are done in-house
Sgt. Speed,
We do all of our gear changes in-house. We have the "J-tools" from GM to build your differential with a different ratio.
To start, you should see which housing you have based on the gear ratio.
You can check your current gear ratio by several methods.
1) Look in window sticker
2) Look at diff rear cover. The ratio is on the metal plate riveted to the diff.
3) Call me or a dealer with the VIN and we can decipher the code
On an automatic, it is a VERY noticeable upgrade in acceleration. You are going to love it!
Call me if you have any questions...
We do all of our gear changes in-house. We have the "J-tools" from GM to build your differential with a different ratio.
To start, you should see which housing you have based on the gear ratio.
You can check your current gear ratio by several methods.
1) Look in window sticker
2) Look at diff rear cover. The ratio is on the metal plate riveted to the diff.
3) Call me or a dealer with the VIN and we can decipher the code
On an automatic, it is a VERY noticeable upgrade in acceleration. You are going to love it!
Call me if you have any questions...
Racer
Joined: Feb 2006
Posts: 429
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From: Elora
Go for the gears I have a 05 c6 with 315 gears and they really sucked,so I changed them to 373 gears and added a 3200 stall.Holy crap what differance, the car is way more from to drive.If you have any questions im more than happy to answer them. Gary
Former Vendor
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Cumming Georgia
We use www.RPMTransmissions.com for all of our C5/C6 differentials. RPM is WIDELY known across the Corvette community for not only reliable products, but excellent service as well.
Give me a call to discuss your options. Im quite sure we are VERY competitive on pricing/time frame and TOP notch on service!!!
Give me a call to discuss your options. Im quite sure we are VERY competitive on pricing/time frame and TOP notch on service!!!
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Joined: Jul 2003
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From: Atlanta, GA.
Call Ron at Vengeance Racing.
Ron Mowen, General Manager
Vengeance Racing, LLC
241 CastleBerry Industrial Drive
Cumming, Ga 30040
Phone 678.513.7105
Fax 678.513.7063
www.VengeanceRD.com
Ron Mowen, General Manager
Vengeance Racing, LLC
241 CastleBerry Industrial Drive
Cumming, Ga 30040
Phone 678.513.7105
Fax 678.513.7063
www.VengeanceRD.com