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<blockquote data-quote="not2melo" data-source="post: 10071" data-attributes="member: 90"><p>I guess you have to figure out what you want to do with the car, 1/4 mile racing, track events or just street cruising. </p><p>If I was going to race my car on the 1/4 all the time then would go with the 4.10's.</p><p>I dont plan on doing that, maybe some track driving and thats it, so just a bit higher was good enough for me.</p><p>Also saves a bit of gas on the hwy as I drive my car from Mar 20th till Nov and on the hwy a fair bit.</p><p>If you go 3.90 or higher you better get some extra wide and softer compound rubber on the road to hookup.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="not2melo, post: 10071, member: 90"] I guess you have to figure out what you want to do with the car, 1/4 mile racing, track events or just street cruising. If I was going to race my car on the 1/4 all the time then would go with the 4.10's. I dont plan on doing that, maybe some track driving and thats it, so just a bit higher was good enough for me. Also saves a bit of gas on the hwy as I drive my car from Mar 20th till Nov and on the hwy a fair bit. If you go 3.90 or higher you better get some extra wide and softer compound rubber on the road to hookup. [/QUOTE]
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