Looking For Differant Gears.
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Ive searched and searched and searched and have yet to find anything. Im looking for a differant gear ratio I can get for my RD2. Do these even exist if so someone PLEASE show me were.
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Why do you want a different ratio?
Also, how did you search?
Must not have searched to hard man.
http://www.kspec.com/main.php?s=FGR
Only one of them is available right now, but it's on the site.
I put in "Gear ratio" on the search for RDTiburon.com and found a ton of threads.
Also, how did you search?
Must not have searched to hard man.
http://www.kspec.com/main.php?s=FGR
Only one of them is available right now, but it's on the site.
I put in "Gear ratio" on the search for RDTiburon.com and found a ton of threads.
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I search all the vendors first and then I use the search tool on RD.
But cool man thanks for the find. Now one more question. What is the exact ratio. I want them for acceleration. So what does 4.294 FGR mean. That is what the gears appear to be.
But cool man thanks for the find. Now one more question. What is the exact ratio. I want them for acceleration. So what does 4.294 FGR mean. That is what the gears appear to be.
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mang for the price of rippin off the tranny, opening it up, swapping the gears
replacing the clutch(yes you should do this if your going to pull out the tranny), fillin it with oil
you can get some nice cams that will allow you to scream and give you alot more hp and response
replacing the clutch(yes you should do this if your going to pull out the tranny), fillin it with oil
you can get some nice cams that will allow you to scream and give you alot more hp and response
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some nice 264 cams
should cost about 600 or so plus tuning so about 800-900
still cheaper than replacing the FGR
and you can install the cams yourself
should cost about 600 or so plus tuning so about 800-900
still cheaper than replacing the FGR
and you can install the cams yourself
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no problem thats what im here for
lol
but be aware you will have a rough idle with these cams but you can rev all the way to like 7-8 grand or so (if i remember correctly)
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but be aware you will have a rough idle with these cams but you can rev all the way to like 7-8 grand or so (if i remember correctly)