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Looks like a great source of info. Can anyone chime in as to the accuracy of the information from Infintihelp? Looks good to me but there are those here that are more familiar with the FD ratios among years than I
Most of that info looks accurate.
FOR 2003-2006 model years
6MT = all have 3.5 FD from factory.
X = 3.5 FD from factory for all years
5AT Sedans = 3.3 FD from factory
5AT Coupes = 3.3 FD (2003-2004), 3.5 FD (2005-2006)
(I'm not 100% certain on 2005-2006 5AT coupes, but this is my findings/belief based off local friends vehicles)
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The AT had taller gears than the MT. Not until 5th did the mt gears get as tall as the AT. So we get screwed twice!
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Gear ratios
( :1) 5 A/T 6 M/T
1st 3.540 3.794
2nd 2.264 2.324
3rd 1.471 1.624
4th 1.000 1.271
5th 0.834 1.000
6th - 0.794
reverse 2.370 3.446
Final drive ratio
( :1) AT/MT 3.357 3.538
Gear ratios
( :1) 5 A/T 6 M/T
1st 3.540 3.794
2nd 2.264 2.324
3rd 1.471 1.624
4th 1.000 1.271
5th 0.834 1.000
6th - 0.794
reverse 2.370 3.446
Final drive ratio
( :1) AT/MT 3.357 3.538
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FOR 2003-2006 model years
6MT = all have 3.5 FD from factory.
X = 3.5 FD from factory for all years
5AT Sedans = 3.3 FD from factory
5AT Coupes = 3.3 FD (2003-2004), 3.5 FD (2005-2006)
(I'm not 100% certain on 2005-2006 5AT coupes, but this is my findings/belief based off local friends vehicles)
Are you sure about this???? My 6MT sedan runs at 2800 RPM @ 80mph....Originally Posted by Tollboothwilley
Most of that info looks accurate.FOR 2003-2006 model years
6MT = all have 3.5 FD from factory.
X = 3.5 FD from factory for all years
5AT Sedans = 3.3 FD from factory
5AT Coupes = 3.3 FD (2003-2004), 3.5 FD (2005-2006)
(I'm not 100% certain on 2005-2006 5AT coupes, but this is my findings/belief based off local friends vehicles)
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^That's because 6th in the MT is a taller gear than 5th in the AT. That makes up for the shorter gear in the rear-end.
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Yes.Originally Posted by TwilightBlue
Are you sure about this???? My 6MT sedan runs at 2800 RPM @ 80mph....
The only part I'm not sure about is whether or not 5AT coupes have 3.5 FD. My friends 2006 runs at 3200-3250 rpms (pretty sure he's got 3.5) and he is bone stock.
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Confirmed last weekend that my CC works up to 91 MPH.
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Good Lord!!!!! Call the presses!!!! Marcus went zooooom!!!!!!!!!!Originally Posted by CandlestickPark
Confirmed last weekend that my CC works up to 91 MPH.

What got into you to go past the speed limit????

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My G35 is back on the road 
2003 5AT Coupe (cdn model) with 3.7
2500 @ 60 mph
3200 @ 80 mph
Note: My CC work at ~60 mph but at ~70 mph or more I get the blinking light and no go.

2003 5AT Coupe (cdn model) with 3.7
2500 @ 60 mph
3200 @ 80 mph
Note: My CC work at ~60 mph but at ~70 mph or more I get the blinking light and no go.
70 MPH huh? hrmm
Maybe your staggered wheel setup changes things from my sedan.
3.69 gears are about 10% increase over stock. Stock limit is 90 MPH, and at 10% over stock it seems like it should work up to 81.8 MPH for the variance if my calculations were correct.
How do you like the 3.7s?
Maybe your staggered wheel setup changes things from my sedan.
3.69 gears are about 10% increase over stock. Stock limit is 90 MPH, and at 10% over stock it seems like it should work up to 81.8 MPH for the variance if my calculations were correct.
How do you like the 3.7s?
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^^^ without knowing what gear you were in that doesn't really tell anyone anything... is that in 6th gear?


didnt get to 80 yet...