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Default 4.10 vs 4.3 in 20B N/A FC
I got a 90" model TII rear end to go in my GTUs. Didn't bother with the S4 because I am thinking about a Guru diff. I want a Torsen not interested in Kaaz or the like. I want quiet and smooth operation. Depending on how it acts with the stock TII rear I might even stay with stock TII viscous lsd. Looking to make in the 350-380hp. Well, I was going to try to stay with the n/a for weight saving by cryoing the stub axle. I think there is a lot of debate how much the n/a can handle.

I decided to go ahead and get a TII rear and not risk trashing a perfectly good low mile GTUs rear.

I was always excited about the 4.33 gearing with the n/a rear. As best I can tell this rear has a 4.10 gear. This car is for all real purposes a street car. I don't see speeds over 150mph being that important.

My question is how much of a real difference is there, real and perceived?

Does anyone think you really get through the gears that much quicker?

What would some of you guys do?

I am leaning toward putting in the 4.3...






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