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ORDERED MY 4.10's

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Screamin' Demon

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....what else do i need? I need to fix the speedometer and i need it pretty much dead on so do i do this with a chip like superchip or is there anyway cheaper to do it? Ive gota a 97 auto GT so i guess i need to adjust the shift points. Which chip will do this for me? thanks cant wait til i get them.



sorry accidently posted this in the 5.0 forum earlier as i was reading.
 

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To my knowledge all you need to do is get a Speedcal to adjust your speedmoter/odometer. But I think there's a gear or something for up to '98 that you can get instead. I just ordered my Speedcal late Friday since I have to be going 92mph to be doing 70. I need to fix that cuz I don't like it that way. But that's really all you need for gears. You might want to make sure your gears come w/ a shim kit since your car is a 97.
 
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downsouthman1 said:
I just ordered my Speedcal late Friday since I have to be going 92mph to be doing 70. I need to fix that cuz I don't like it that way.
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You also need to fix that so you don't put anymore imaginary miles on your car I think pre 99 GT's just need a gear to fix the speedo, a lot cheaper than a speedcal.

I like all the gear threads because I'm still stuck between 4.10's and 3.73's, and I usually learn something new about them.
 

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Yes my odometer is off by approx 25%. So in my sig where I have my clutch break-in miles I adjusted the miles on my trip odometer by multiplying that # by 0.75. That should be close to my actual driven mileage. I sure hope I get that Speedcal from Brothers Performance this week. I have a decent sense of speed so my Speedometer being off is not a big deal. Neither is the odometer since I won't ever sell my car.
 
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I got a new DS and 4.10 sitting in the living room. Waiting for a good time to install. I also plan on sending my ECU to cobra killer (tim) at T&J performance to fix my speedo and tune other stuff

Right now, waiting for the new sequentail light module for the passenger side that I literally burnt it up.
 

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With a 97, you can get a gear really cheap.I bought a programmer for mine to fix the speedo and to get a few ponies in the process.It makes sense for 99+, but I would suggest a chip for the shift points and a gear for the speedo.Probably the cheapest way out.A lot less effort and more options with a programmer, but the price probably doesn't justify it for pre-99.

BLK2003GT, go with the 4.10s unless you are adding a power adder.I love mine.
 

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Yeah for your year car, youll probably need a shim kit, but everything else should be pretty close as long as you get the correct gear for your speedo
 

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CottonBurnerz said:
I got a new DS and 4.10 sitting in the living room. Waiting for a good time to install. I also plan on sending my ECU to cobra killer (tim) at T&J performance to fix my speedo and tune other stuff

Right now, waiting for the new sequentail light module for the passenger side that I literally burnt it up.
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I don't think what CobraKiller does fixes speedometers/odometers. I could be wrong. Please correct me if I am. That's just my knowledge.
 
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Thanks alot guys for your help keep the good advice coming. Where can i get the little gear tooth at? Alos how much did you guys pay for your install? and if the shims dont come with it where can I pick some of them up as well. Sorry for all the questions just making sure I do this right.
 

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My mechanic charged me a little over $200 for the install on Thursday. He got the shim kit as it was him that advised i get them. He said depending on the age &/or mileage you should use a shim kit & after the install he assured me that he did in fact need them. My car had 43000 miles. I'm not sure where to get a shim kit though. My mechanic said you can request for the company who you order the gears from to send you a shim kit, likely not free.
 

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Screamin, I'd just like to add that I'm glad you're going w/ 4.10s. Long story but I almost got 3.90s. I'm so glad I got 4.10s. I just can't wait till my clutch is broke-in.
 
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Ok i was searching on the site i ordered from and they have several kits for sale. Kit #1 includes the following:


KIT INCLUDES PINION & CARRIER SHIMS, CRUSH SLEEVE, PINION SEAL, PINION NUT, RING GEAR BOLTS AND COVER GASKET.

they also have the friction modifier and 23 tooth gear so im all set once i order those. Is that all i need other than a chip so i dont bounce of the rev limiter lol? btw how the heck and where do u install the speedo gear is tha somthin the installing boys will do/? thanks
 

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Screamin, as far as the gear-set you referred to. It has everything you need; that's a good set since most just come w/ ring & pinion. But I can't answer your ? about the speedo gear install. Sorry.
 
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You probably want install kit 2... with the new bearings.

Out of curiousity, since I think I know what site you bought those from, did you get the FRPP or Ford OEM type?
 
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went with the ford racing ones. i dont know what the differance is tho do you?
 
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The Ford racing ones come with better packaging (good styrofoam package), and the other ones come in this white box that aren't packed well at all. I put side by side though and they weigh the same, material looks the same.

I buy the FRPP ones because that package thing is pretty important for shipping them to customers. So you beat 139.99$ shipped with those guys?
 
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well i think they added $14 for shipping but hey its still better than partshopper.com's price. BTW its at stangstore.com
 
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Yeah, I sell them for 139.99 and just ship them free, I think thats pretty competitive. Tired of seeing all these other vendors varying their shipping costs completely depending on how much profit they want to make on an item. I see some stores shipping things for double the price of others for the same item to the same location. Just totally randomized shipping costs.
 

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ChrisXoxide said:
The Ford racing ones come with better packaging (good styrofoam package), and the other ones come in this white box that aren't packed well at all. I put side by side though and they weigh the same, material looks the same.

I buy the FRPP ones because that package thing is pretty important for shipping them to customers. So you beat 139.99$ shipped with those guys?
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The ones I got were not packaged with styrofoam
 
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