how much of a diff do 4.10's make

During Acceleration Some one stated that the mpg should not decrease much if at all but when cruising at high speeds around 2-4 mpg. I am definitely thinking about getting the 3.73's now because of the highway miles I run. I need to get in a stang with either one of the gears!! but I would like to know what is the difference in the 1/4 mile from stock to 3.73's and stock to 4.10's
 
I don't think you'll get 100% answer on that. Mainly because it varies sooo much from car to car and driver to driver.

I am an automatic driver and still recommend the 4.10s. The RPM difference between 3.73s and 4.10 is negligable. If it were a debate between 3.73 and 4.30s...I could understand.
 
NHM90 said:
FRPP Gears: $180
Install kit: $50
Having the correct tools and installing them myself: $0
Total Cost: $230

No whine/vibration so far with 1K miles on them. My pinion depth was correct with the FRPP's, however, backlash was off and required one shim change to correct it.


what kind of tools do u need?