Thankscleveland said:This was discussed many months ago on another forum. What I remember is that 3.90s was the ideal gear for the automatic and 4.10s was the ideal for manuals.
Stall speed is based on where you are making your power, if you want a "less streetable" driving experience increase that speed. I'll eventually do this but its probably going to be something more than 3200rpm.
-Dan
RICVA05 said:Unless you know something different all manuel 05's and 06's have 3:55 gears and the auto has 3:31 gears.
It could have very easily been a screw up at the factory.1fastz said:how bout the fact i just put 3.73 gears in it and 3.31 gears came out of it ?
thats prety undeniable so not all 5 speeds come with 3.55 gears
1fastz said:how bout the fact i just put 3.73 gears in it and 3.31 gears came out of it ?
thats prety undeniable so not all 5 speeds come with 3.55 gears
Big-Foot said:It sounds like someone had already swapped rear-ends in your car before you ever got it... .
1fastz said:my car had FOUR miles on it when i got it
and to be honest if the car has 3.55 in it go to a 4.10 at least you will not realy even notice a 1 step up in gear hardly.
i just notice mine and i went up two steps.
it is very possiblye my car got a auto rear end as when it was first delivered by ford it had a dam v-6 rear bumper too.. and had to have the v8 one installed by the dealer.
1fastz said:my car had FOUR miles on it when i got it
and to be honest if the car has 3.55 in it go to a 4.10 at least you will not realy even notice a 1 step up in gear hardly.
i just notice mine and i went up two steps.
it is very possiblye my car got a auto rear end as when it was first delivered by ford it had a dam v-6 rear bumper too.. and had to have the v8 one installed by the dealer.
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