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Old 05-12-2003, 08:28 PM
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Typically if the rearend makes any noise it is bad. Usually it will be a whining noise or howl if there is a problem. It might show up on acceleration, deceleration or at a constant speed. If done correctly there should be no difference from a new factory rear end, very quiet.
Old 05-12-2003, 09:27 PM
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Originally posted by Sideways
Absolutely the best bang for the buck.

Really???? Better bang for buck than the gears? How much and who performed the head job?
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Originally posted by Sideways
Absolutely the best bang for the buck.
The 4.44 gears that is.
Old 05-13-2003, 06:24 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by fltsfshr
[B]No sounds from the rear end at all....it feels like a v8 down in the low revs...I had it out early this morning took it up to 90 and opened it up a bit...makes a big difference there too
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Originally posted by MACH5GSXR


What rpm are you at while traveling at 70mph in 6th? How much would it cost for the parts. How many hours would it take for a good pro to install.
The 4.44 final should put 6th gear about half way between 5th and 6th with the OEM final.
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There was about 6 hours of shoptime involved in total including a fluid changeout and inspection after 500miles...

Cranked on it today for the first time when a porsche carrera I was behind at a stoplight wanted to play...he canned it...i canned it and passed him in the right lane pullover and all before i came out of second...walking him all the way...damn that was fun...and i had 2 people in my car and a load in the trunk. He ran me down at the next light and wanted to know what was in it...naturally i told him it was stock.

I'm running a mileage check on them now but just looking I'm not seeing the drop in mileage. I'll know on the next fillup. I do notice a little noise with the top up right around 4500 rpm on a neutral or just positive throttle...not very much different in sound than the gears it came with...

I do notice a few more revs on the tach at highway speed...and a lot more strengh in the upper gears...it almos feels like 5th is now my 1 to 1

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5th is 1:1 (.971:1), regardless of final drive.
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are the 4.44's recommended for n/a s2k's?
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Originally posted by RazorV3
are the 4.44's recommended for n/a s2k's?
I think the consensus is that they are recommended for everything, especially N/A.
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Originally posted by MACH5GSXR
Must drive like shit on the HWY
Who is this moron?


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