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4.10 gears question

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sixstringthing

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I have an 02 GT 5spd, is the car hard to launch on stock tires with 4.10's? I just got some new aquatread 245/45/17 tires (i don't know the brand, something like Venturi??? got them from Ford) which are same size as stock so there's no way I'm getting new ones since these are a month old. I'm talking on a daily driver that will never race/see the track, is it a pain to launch it from a stop without wider tires?
 

krly79

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Not at all! You just need to relearn how to launch. I'm a daily driver w/ 4.10's and Kumho 712 245/45-17's which aren't known for there hooking ability. I can launch alright on them, but haven't hardly practiced at all.
 
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launching isnt a problem at all, its the constant shifting that one must contend with but its a hell of alot more fun to run through the gears with 4.10's
 

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sixstringthing said:
I have an 02 GT 5spd, is the car hard to launch on stock tires with 4.10's? I just got some new aquatread 245/45/17 tires (i don't know the brand, something like Venturi??? got them from Ford) which are same size as stock so there's no way I'm getting new ones since these are a month old. I'm talking on a daily driver that will never race/see the track, is it a pain to launch it from a stop without wider tires?
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Not wanting to sound like a smart arse, but if your never gonna race it/see the track but want to be launching from a stop on th street that's the wrong place. Get some real tires and take it to the track!
 
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Get the 4.10's. Launching is easy (and fast).
 
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Aight, sounds like 4.10's it is. I guess I should have worded that better, i didn't mean hard launching like you would during a race, just getting the car rolling from a stop.
 
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