Go to the Richmond Gear website and you will find your info there. Why a 3.75 gear? So you have any or plan on any mods, if so this will be to much gear for the car you may want a 3:54 or a 3:45 if you plan on being in the 600 RWHP range. Just food for thought.
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GRAPE
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I set up a 3.45 in my fathers bone stock GTS and it seems to be very nice and easier to keep the back tires on it compared to the 3.07. As far as prices go, i think the bare ring and pinion is around 350-400 maybe cheaper and then $100 worth of bearings and seals.
Go to Unitrax, they are great. They can kit everything for you. You will also need the calibration box. Personally I believe you will tire of the 3.73's. I think you will find most of the serious racers use Unitrax. Also be aware that the Gen 1's had the Dana 44's and the Gen 2's have the Super 44's.
Daffy Duck Viper
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Where is Unitrax? Do they have a website? What is it? Thanks.
-Daffy
www.gounitrax.com "the King of Gears" Talk to Devin. Great place for Viper Gears.
<ul type="square"> [*]Your year also matters: 2001-2002 Vipers = 7/16" diameter ring gear retaining bolts.. (Pre 2001 had smaller 3/8"). [*]Proper setup is critical or get gear noise [/list]
new gear sets
<ul type="square"> [*]Your year also matters: 2001-2002 Vipers = 7/16" diameter ring gear retaining bolts.. (Pre 2001 had smaller 3/8"). [*]Proper setup is critical or get gear noise [/list]
new gear sets
Daffy Duck Viper
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Thanks, Marv S!
Appreciatively,
Daffy
Appreciatively,
Daffy
All Car Guy And Viper NJ
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I saw a part number for rear pumpkins 3.55 ratio Dodge stuff part number P5007401 complete pumpkin ready to bolt in about 1600 dollars any have info as to what it is and how strong it is
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