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Old 05-22-2011, 07:19 AM   #15
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I have all the same mods to the rear end, billet caps, posi mod, pfadt's stiffest bushings, plus the Pfadt engine mounts. The 3.91's from LPE AAM are as quiet as stock.
This. If the gears make more noise than stock there is a shim incorrect, or the backlash was not set properly on install. Take it back to the installer and have them double check. They may charge you for more gear oil, but it's a lot better than replacing ring/pinion + carrier when it finally eats itself from the setting being off.
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Old 05-22-2011, 09:42 AM   #16
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would there be any benefit ( or is is even possible) to replace my L99 3.27 gears with the LS3's 3.45's?
Went that route = about a 10% difference - was not looking to make it a track car. Picked up an M6 diff from someone installing a 9" diff - all you have to do is swap it out. Going $ for a low mileage diff is between $600-750. Try to find local as shipping would get $$$$.
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Old 05-22-2011, 09:56 AM   #17
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Just about all the people that put our 9" in on a manual car are going with 3:70 gears.
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Old 08-15-2016, 05:02 PM   #18
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I have the AAM 3.70's from RPM Transmission in my A6 car. Love them, no noise at all. Made 15 passes at the track last weekend without any problems.
i have at he same set up 370 and RPM, put them in the v8 rear end , have yet to have all instaled was needed a programer for the speedo and now hyperteck has a programer for the speedo for my v6 auto 13 camaro question will i need a auto. tran. tune or will the speedo fix me to be good im a daily driver not a racer thanks
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