how do I find out what gears I have in my formula, and what is the stock weight of the 94'
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well there is two ways, with the code found in the glovebox of most 94s or on the door jam,
or the easiest, if you have an automatic, if you can sh#t into 1st gear you have 323 if you do not have a 1st gear selector then you have 273
if you have a manual trans either 323 or 342 and that depends on your codes
someone else help me out
(me thinks you makie typo.........
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1994 firebird formula
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All 1994 and newer M6's have 3.42 rear axle ratios (GU6). Only the 93's, with different 1st gear ratios in 2 different T56's had 2.73 or 3.23 gears with the manuals. But ALL 94 and newer M6's are 3.42.Originally posted by redbird94Fred
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