want some opinions on some mods

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SiK972

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i'm wondering if u guys could share your opinions on some upgrades im thinking about adding to my stock automatic 2005 V6 . here they are:
1) putting in a CAI
2)getting a limited slip differential
3) getting some new 4.10 gears
4) getting it all tuned

about how much would it cost (parts and labor) and do you think this is a good setup and if not then what shuld i change?
thanks!

 

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mattzts

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save up and get the tuner with the cai. since you will need a tune for that anyway. many sites have package deals intake and tuner for like 500 bucks. i say get that first.

then diff and gears. 4.10s are alittle aggressive. id say go for 3.73s.

 

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Yeah I've been reading the forums and most people recommend the 4.10's or at least thats what I've seen. Why do you recommend the 3.73's over the 4.10's

 

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it really depends on your overall goal.

some people i know that have gotten 4.10 wish they went 3.73. they say its not a streetable on their daily driver.

as far as pros and cons of each maybe someone that knows alittle more will chime in.

 

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here are my thoughts on the 4:10 vs 3:73 .....

if 80% (or more) of your driving is under 70 MPH (not much highway driving) then get the 4:10's

if you drive a lot of the time at highway speeds, stick with the smaller gears.

These cars just feel better at higher speeds when set-up that way ...

that's my $.02

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& BTW / now matter what you get, you cant beat the feel of that limited slip differential