Yeah, Gears in

/\ Vader /\

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Had Richmond 4.10's installed in the 95 AODE. Was going with 3.73 but had a change of heart. Highly recommended for you Auto guys and gals.


Impressive, most impressive.
 
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I will let you know, I haven't gone past 3000 rpms yet. Installer said give it a 100 miles before WOT.

I have noticed that there is a little whine noise that I did not notice before. But I may just be paranoid.
 
/\ Vader /\ said:
I will let you know, I haven't gone past 3000 rpms yet. Installer said give it a 100 miles before WOT.

I have noticed that there is a little whine noise that I did not notice before. But I may just be paranoid.


I think that is normal
 
wytstang said:
Whoops then yeah that mabe normal whine. But still keep an open ear if the noise progress than have them check. Go out and have some fun :nice:

Thanks dude, going to Cali/Las Vegas for a couple weeks, when I get back Intake, Cam, Heads.

Recommendations for the Auto??
 
Screwed around a little today. My excitement got the best of me.

Car is very responsive with no tranny issues so far.

Overall my auto is still pretty slow but it is getting better. :nice:
 
Your not going to be at 2k with 410's...in my T5 I'm at 2400rpm with 373's:shrug:

My friend with a 94 AODE vert was at 2100rpm or something like that with 3:55's I believe...

Is that correct:shrug:
 
davins130 said:
im at 2400 at 70 mph with my aode and 4.10's

ya that sounds a little more like it, my friend with his lentech aod and 4.10s w/ 245 45r17's is around 2650 at 70 and his o/d is very similar if not the same as ours in the lentech, cant remember, as for the comp controlling the shifts, i heard you dont need to re chip/reprogram your chip with 4.10's, if you make the necessary alterations to your valve body. This is because the comp only tells the tranny when to "actuate" the gear change, it takes a short amount of time for the valve to fill and reach proper pressure to change the gear, so the chip sends the signal early enough in anticipation so that the shift occurs at the proper rpm. when you put in new gears, this raises the climbing rate of your engine (say 1500 rpm's/second w/ 4.10's compared to just 1000rpms/second w/ stock gears)and therefore it will hit the rev limiter before the shift occurs... i have never done it myself so i couldnt even explain what hole in the valvebody has to be opened or by how much, i dont understand why a high horsepower car with stock trans comp settings and a quick revving engine with stock gears wouldnt run into the same problem, this is just what my trans guy told me. as for why YOU arent having this problem....i dont know, did your car really dog high rpm acceleration before?...maybe you have spark problems and you arent climbing quickly in high revs like you should be...just something that occurred to me... i hope this kinda makes sense to you as to why im thinking this... huh
 
i dont need a chip to shift before the rev limiter when im not on nitrous, but when i use nitrous i hit(or used to hit before i blew the tranny) the rev limiter in every gear on juice.
 
5spd GT said:
Your not going to be at 2k with 410's...in my T5 I'm at 2400rpm with 373's:shrug:

My friend with a 94 AODE vert was at 2100rpm or something like that with 3:55's I believe...

Is that correct:shrug:


I will check again later today. Could RPM's be off ?