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<blockquote data-quote="JiMi_DRiX" data-source="post: 763944" data-attributes="member: 12314"><p>First off, wooo! I'm 25 today!! Which means I'm in a good mood and I'm looking at new toys for the Mustang.</p><p></p><p>The drivetrain is all stock, and I want to pep it up some. I know gears on the 4.6 cars are a must, but I'm not sure what to get. I drive on the freeway every now and then, and if I get 4.10's, I dont want it screaming in 5th gear. My Monte Carlo already has that problem with the 3speed and 3.73's, I cant drive it on the freeway anymore. My Mustang is my daily driver, so I have to still keep it that way to some extent...</p><p>Can anyone with a pretty much stock setup tell me what RPM their car runs at in 5th gear on the freeway with either 4.10s or 3.73s?</p><p></p><p>My car has 34k miles.. what else can I do for maintenance while the rear end is open up? I'm looking at AM's site, and they have lots of rear end parts. I'm guessing that aside from gears, a posi unit is going to be extra, right? I dont think mine is posi... one wheel wonder! woot!</p><p></p><p>As much as I really want exhaust, I think gears might have to come first, its a sloth taking off, its terrible!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JiMi_DRiX, post: 763944, member: 12314"] First off, wooo! I'm 25 today!! Which means I'm in a good mood and I'm looking at new toys for the Mustang. The drivetrain is all stock, and I want to pep it up some. I know gears on the 4.6 cars are a must, but I'm not sure what to get. I drive on the freeway every now and then, and if I get 4.10's, I dont want it screaming in 5th gear. My Monte Carlo already has that problem with the 3speed and 3.73's, I cant drive it on the freeway anymore. My Mustang is my daily driver, so I have to still keep it that way to some extent... Can anyone with a pretty much stock setup tell me what RPM their car runs at in 5th gear on the freeway with either 4.10s or 3.73s? My car has 34k miles.. what else can I do for maintenance while the rear end is open up? I'm looking at AM's site, and they have lots of rear end parts. I'm guessing that aside from gears, a posi unit is going to be extra, right? I dont think mine is posi... one wheel wonder! woot! As much as I really want exhaust, I think gears might have to come first, its a sloth taking off, its terrible! [/QUOTE]
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