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Old 04-29-2003, 08:48 PM   #18
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Not really sure what you mean by how they will affect your driving. You will enjoy driving a lot more! The engine will rev a little higher than before (or a lot, depending on gear choice) at the same speed in the same gear. So at 60 mph now, you may be turning 2,100 rpm and w/ 3.73s you may turn 2,400 rpm. It is like a 10 spd bike, you can accelerate quicker from a stop in say 3rd gear than starting out in 8th. At the same road speed, your legs will turn faster in 3rd than 8th.
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