Got my 3.73 put in today!!!

stangman356

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I got my gears installed to day at the local ford delar for 200.00 buck's its all sounds good does any one know where to get the 3.73 gear that goes in the trany? so its will tell the right speed:flag or is it computer tuned its a 2002 Mustang GT

 

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You can buy a speed calibrator for pretty cheap. You don't really need a tuner if all you are doing is the gears.

$200 for the install from the dealer is laughable. I had four quotes from the dealers around me and the lowest was $600 for the labor. You got a very good deal.

 

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stangman356 said:

I got my gears installed to day at the local ford delar for 200.00 buck's its all sounds good does any one know where to get the 3.73 gear that goes in the trany? so its will tell the right speed:flag or is it computer tuned its a 2002 Mustang GT

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computer tuned

 

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the dark side of the moon/home of the 1999, 2003,

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need a tune.

 

stangman356

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but where would i buy one, would summitracing have it the speedgear. The guy at the dealer was cool he gave me a military discount because i am in the Army

 

Give Me TP

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+1 for computer recalibration required, can not recalibrate a 2002 GT with a speedo gear.

Standard or auto???

 

stangman356

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standard

 

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hey what dealer im in the army as well and need my 4:10s installed............again

 

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Dallas Mustang SpeedCal - LINK
More Info and Instructions - LINK

 

stangman356

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its near Fort Knox Ky called tri-county ford

 

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Blinkstang said:

Dallas Mustang SpeedCal - LINK
More Info and Instructions - LINK

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+1 the SpeedCal will work fine on a standard

 

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soo.. how do you like em?

 

stangman356

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Oh there a lot better than the stock 3.27s i am going to the track to see how they do

 

stangman356

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does any one live near the Fort Knox area that has a tuner i could use to set the gear speed

 

Give Me TP

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They can't correct your speedometer with their tuner unless they divorce their car from it and restore their stock tune to their vehicle. You can only use a tuner on one vehicle at a time.

 

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the tuner has to be setup specifically for your vehicle. You'll have to go get a speedcal.

 

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I have not had a Speedcal work yet. I had to keep sending them back to Dallas Mustang. First it was fixed, then I got a new one, and then I got another new one. They told me they had a bad batch of Speedcals. I didn't like that box stuffed under the shift boot either. I bought a tuner instead. Go with a handheld tuner. It is worth it, and is a smarter investment for the future.

 

stangman356

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I think so to