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Changing Diff Gears In My R32 Gtr

Rbdirty30

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I think Mines did that for better acceleration on their R34.

What gear and RPM are you hitting when entering the end of a drag run?

Too low RPM and it may help you on the 1/4, it can also hinder you as much as help as you will out of puff quicker in each gear, may variables you need to look at.

We know of a few Honda S2000's that have changed the diff ratios for better acceleration, works good till 60-80, then from that point our stock gears in the same car just drive right past them....

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ATM my motor is out getting work done to it. And I've read up that's it's best to change the sump whilst the motor is out for the front gears I haven't had a chance to take it to the strip yet. I thought if it's a god mod I'd do it whilst the motor is out

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