$7,000 Summertime Mustang Build Enter Now!
Talk to a Mustang Expert
1-888-332-7930
Mon - Sun, 8:30 AM EST - 11:00 PM EST

Free Shipping On Orders Over $49. Details

Ford Performance 3.55 Gears (86-14 V8; 11-14 V6)

Ford Performance 3.55 Gears (86-14 V8; 11-14 V6)
6 Reviews 1 Answer
Market Price $196.62 You Save 13% ($25.65)
Our Price

$170.97

FREE Shipping
  • Item 50166

  • MPN# M-4209-G355A

In Stock Ships same business day. Choose options to add to cart
Add to Cart
Save for later

Buy Together

Current Item:
Ford Performance 3.55 Gears (86-14 V8; 11-14 V6)

Ford Performance 3.55 Gears (86-14 V8; 11-14 V6)
Qty: 1

$170.97

    Total Price with All Options:

    Add All to Cart
    Save All for Later

    Features & Details

    • Strong Forged Construction
    • For Street or Track Use
    • Ford Racing Quality
    • 3.55 Gear Ratio
    • 8.8" Ring Gear Diameter
    • Fits 1986-2014 V8 and 2011-2014 V6 (Excludes 2013-2014 GT500)

    Product Resources

    Customer Photo (1) Customer Reviews (6) Question (1) & Answer (1)


    Improve ET's and low end torque. Are you looking to get more low end grunt off the line and lower ET's at the same time? Then look no further than installing a set of steeper gears in your Pony. Ford Racing Ring and Pinion Gears are perfect for street, road, or race use.

    Superior Quality. These Ford Racing 3.55 Mustang ring and pinion gears feature a super strong forged construction, CNC cut & lapped gear teeth, and a black oxide finish to resist corrosion.

    Recommended Upgrade. Changing the rear axle gear ratio will throw off the calibration of your Mustangs speedometer, but a Ford Racing Speedometer Recalibration Tool is an inexpensive way to fix this issue.

    Application. This Ford Racing Ring and Pinion Gear set will fit all 1986 to 2014 V8 Mustangs including GT, Bullitt, Mach 1, Cobra and the 11-14 V6 Mustangs equipped with the 8.8" rear end. A master bearing kit is recommended by most installers, especially on high mileage vehicles, see drop down option above.

    Attention 2010 and newer Mustang Owners. Starting in 2010 Ford changed the inner rear gear pinion bearing in all 8.8" equipped Mustangs. Because of this you will require a new 8.8" rear gear pinion bearing (Ford part# 9L3Z-4630-A) for proper installation, please see drop down option above.Technical Note. Installation costs will vary, but a good rule of thumb is between $250 and $300. Be sure to work with a reliable shop that you trust for installations. You can also save money on your installation labor by having your Trac-Lok rebuilt at the same time as your gears are installed, see drop down option above.


    Installation & Tech
    Differential Gears - Installation Instructions! Differential Gears - Installation Instructions! Mustang Rear Gears - Tech Article Mustang Rear Gears - Tech Article

    Fitment: 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Details

    What's in the Box
    Hardware included:
    • Ring
    • Pinion
    • Crush sleeve
    • Pinion nut
    • Shims
    Installation Info
    Tech Specs
    Will it fit my Mustang?
    • Boss 302 - 12, 13
    • Foxbody - 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93
    • Mach 1 - 03, 04
    • V6 - 11, 12, 13, 14
    • Bullitt - 01, 08, 09
    • Cobra - 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 01, 03, 04
    • GT - 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14
    • GT500 - 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12

    Fits Mustangs equipped with a 8.8" rear end

    Most Helpful Reviews

    5/5
    Great compromise

    I bought the v6 for MPG but realized there was potential to maintain some MPG but get more pull. I have the bama tuner 91r on my car as well. Love the gain down low and freeway is fun too. Cruising at ...

    Read More
    Helpful (2)

    5/5
    Best bang for the buck

    The 2.73 gears in my 2012 Mustang V6 6-Speed were great for good gas mileage, but terrible for performance. I purchased these Ford Racing 3.55 gears and had them installed by a local shop with a new bearing ...

    Read More
    Helpful (2)

    Overall Rating 4.8 out of 5 stars
    Read All 6 Reviews

    Customer Photos (1) Submit Your Photo

    View 1 Photo

    You Might Also Like

    1 Questions / 1 Answers

    Ask a Question

    2014 V6 manaul with 273 gears to a 373 gears I have a 2014 V6 Mustang with a 6 speed manual with 273 gears. Will the 373 gears be too much for the V6 ? I have already a CAI, Magna Flows, Airaid Throttle Body Spacer, BBK 73mm Throttle Body and a Bama Tuner. Also with the Bama Tuner do I need to buy the tool to recalibrate my speedometer ? When ordering how do I tell if my rear is a 8.8 or are all the 2011- 2014 the same size rear.. Also how must lost of mpg will I lose approx. I'm getting 32.4 now.

    DuggieC

    • 3.73 Gear will be a great upgrade for your V6 Mustang. You will take off faster from the line but it will not be to aggressive where you don't want to daily drive the car. Since you already have a Bama Tuner, you will not need to buy the Calibration Tool. The Tuner is able to calibrate the speedometer for you. Your 2014 Mustang V6 comes with an 8.8" Rear End. You will get a small decline in MPG due to the larger gear ratio. It will also depend on how you drive the car. For a proper install, you will also need the Ford Rear Gear Pinion Bearing - 8.8in (10-14 V8; 11-14 V6), item # 52994, (http://www.americanmuscle.com/88-gear-assembly-2010.html) and the Motive Rear End Installation and Bearing Kit - 8.8 in. (86-14 V8; 11-14 V6), item # 21201, (http://www.americanmuscle.com/rearendrebuild.html). In 2010, Ford changed the inner rear gear pinion bearing. This requires the use of the 8.8" Rear Gear Pinion Bearing. Also, it is a good idea to replace all bearings and bolts that involve the rear end. This is because parts eventually wear out and since you are installing a larger gear, it can cause unnecessary wear.

      AshleyK

    Helpful (0)

    More Products You Might Like

    Customer Reviews (6) Write a Review

    Overall Rating 4.8

    out of 5 stars

    Installation Time:Weekend

    Installation Cost:$100-$250

    • Performance Gain 4.833333 4.8
    • Fit 4.5 4.5



    • 5/5

      Installation Time: Weekend

      November 08, 2012

      Great compromise

      I bought the v6 for MPG but realized there was potential to maintain some MPG but get more pull. I have the bama tuner 91r on my car as well. Love the gain down low and freeway is fun too. Cruising at 80mph the rpms are at 2400 to 2500 and it makes it a tad more involved to cruise than before but love the gains.

      eddieaced

      Year: 2011 Submodel: V6 salt lake city ut

      Helpful (2)

    • 5/5

      Installation Time: Shop Install

      January 27, 2012

      Best bang for the buck

      The 2.73 gears in my 2012 Mustang V6 6-Speed were great for good gas mileage, but terrible for performance. I purchased these Ford Racing 3.55 gears and had them installed by a local shop with a new bearing kit and the car is a different animal. I have raced many S197 Mustang GT's at the track and have taken quite a few down. The 3.7 is no slouch and these 3.55's make it shine. The cars best time at the track was 13.5 @105mph and the gears are what mostly got me there. I can still get great gas mileage with them and they have great driveability around town. Buy these gears, no whine or noise, you won't be disappointed.

      Bluebyu

      Year: 2012 Submodel: V6 Long Island, NY

      Helpful (2)

    • 5/5

      Installation Time: Less than 1 Hour

      February 03, 2016

      Made a huge difference

      I bought this to throw into my 14 v6 and man am I impressed, this is a must have mod if you want to see better performance, I am glad I purchased this. Thanks American Muscle.

      Buzz

      Year: 2014 Submodel: V6 Bossier City, LA

      Helpful (1)

    • 5/5

      Installation Time: Shop Install

      December 22, 2015

      Awesome

      I really love the way it changed my car. Brought it to life!! I also have a procharger so that along with the gears transformed my little 3.7 in to a beast.

      chrisr92

      Year: 2013 Submodel: V6 West Valley, UT

      Helpful (1)

    • 4/5

      Installation Time: Shop Install

      Installation Cost: $100-$250

      August 27, 2012

      More speed

      Increased take off speed. I am pleased with the performance

      bullman63

      Year: 2011 Submodel: GT Pennsylvania, USA

      Helpful (1)

    • 5/5

      Installation Time: Shop Install

      Installation Cost: $100-$250

      April 19, 2013

      11' v6 automatic with 3:55 installed

      3:55 gear install was in conjunction with Eibach kit and Bama tune. (air intake and exhaust already done). As I was installing the Eibach kit, I spent the extra ten minutes and dropped the axle, took to local shop for gear install. Two hours labor (160.00) with me providing; gears, install kit + bearing (all from AM). Shop commented the Ford Racing gears and best due to being stronger and bevel cut which reduces gear noise. After install, MUCH faster off the line, 2100 rpm at 65-70 mph. Gas milage has dropped 2 mpg. Still getting 20+ mpg and the stang is very fast now (handles great too). Thumbs up. I worried the 3:73 gears would be too much (rpm) for freeway use. Glad I went with 3:55, I would not want any higher rpm for freeway driving. Plenty tall enough for off the line, first gear is used up very quickly.

      kfcanyonranch

      Year: 2011 Submodel: V6 San Luis Obispo, CA, USA

      Helpful (0)

    Related Mustang Categories