4.77 gears question
if your car was between 300-350whp range, then it would be a good idea to get 4.57's. 4.77's would still be much. I see you have 500whp. If I were you, I would just stick to the OEM 4.10's
To answer your, question, no it won't add any torque. It will accelerate faster
To answer your, question, no it won't add any torque. It will accelerate faster
4.77's will give you about 15% increase in power along the entire powerband. 4.57's are about a 10% increase. Gears dont "add" torque per say, but they shift your revs, which shifts your powerband, which gives you more torque. you have to shift very quickly to keep your speed advantage or there is no point other than the "feel" of the gear. also, dont forget you might lose traction much easier gassing out of turns.
with 500+ hp, you shouldn't need 4.77's... although it would be really fun. i'd stick with stock or go 4.3 or 4.44's with that much power.
with 500+ hp, you shouldn't need 4.77's... although it would be really fun. i'd stick with stock or go 4.3 or 4.44's with that much power.
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