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L79racer 12-14-2009 12:51 PM

Re: PG gear ratio?
 
When you guys say the 1.76 gear set, is it a stock used gm gear set with the stock carrier and out put shaft? One option I'm thinking about is a 1.80 straight cut gear by transmission specialties in P.A. The whole tranny is $1600 PL-2500

greg fulk 12-14-2009 07:43 PM

Re: PG gear ratio?
 
I would go with the 1.98.... now then in a "stocker" we picked up .15 going from a 1.82 to a 2.08!

Jeff Lee 12-15-2009 12:20 AM

Re: PG gear ratio?
 
T-200. I would bet it would drop it to a solid 9.90 over your current set-up. Right now. But what do I know, I'm a stick guy.

Billy Nees 12-15-2009 07:40 AM

Re: PG gear ratio?
 
My Camaro (good 364, 5.13 gear, 10.5 tire, 3350wt) worked and ETd much better with 1.76.

L79racer 12-15-2009 08:33 AM

Re: PG gear ratio?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jeff Lee (Post 156788)
T-200. I would bet it would drop it to a solid 9.90 over your current set-up. Right now. But what do I know, I'm a stick guy.

Jeff, dont get me more confused. I used to be a stick guy remember on UMTR. I had the 67 vette with a pro shifted super T-10. Then I ran the this vega with the nash 5 speed. I miss the stick but it was a pain in the *** to drive on the street with the Long inline shifter. Now I'm running the 80 vette.
http://i47.tinypic.com/2j6720y.jpg

Jeff Lee 12-16-2009 06:35 PM

Re: PG gear ratio?
 
I realized that. You didn't drive it on the street that much did you?

Since you have made it race only (correct?), go all out with gearing and weight removal.

L79racer 12-16-2009 07:26 PM

Re: PG gear ratio?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jeff Lee (Post 157110)
I realized that. You didn't drive it on the street that much did you?

Since you have made it race only (correct?), go all out with gearing and weight removal.

I drove it enough where it was a pain in the ***. Every friday night to the hang out spot. Still trying to crack the 9's.

L79racer 12-17-2009 11:52 AM

Re: PG gear ratio?
 
Thanks for all the replies. I went and bought the Transmission specialties PL2500. 1.80 straight cut gear. I should have it tomorrow. For what it has in it I couldnt pass it up. $1499

$1,499.00
Hello, I am offering one of our unique Proline powerglides with a great price and all of the best options to support up to 1200 HP.

The proline 2500 offers a
-totally reconditioned stock pump
-NEW 300M steel input shaft
-NEW 8 Alto Red Eagle clutches/steels
-NEW steel lightened clutch hub
-NEW 1.80 9310 straight cut gears w/ 2 year warranty
-NEW gear housing with 4340 steel output
-NEW dual ring billet servo
-NEW deep alluminum pan
-NEW Pro Lite trans brake
-NEW high performance gaskets/seals

The PL-2500 is one of our best sellers offering all the KEY internal components.

Ken Haase 12-17-2009 01:41 PM

Re: PG gear ratio?
 
IMO, you made a great choice. That is an outstanding deal! I think the 1.80 gear is just about ideal for 355-555 inch engines. Bracket stuff, not class cars.

Just remember to stay on top of the band adjustment. I'd check it before every event.

Have fun.

L79racer 12-17-2009 02:08 PM

Re: PG gear ratio?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ken Haase (Post 157288)
IMO, you made a great choice. That is an outstanding deal! I think the 1.80 gear is just about ideal for 355-555 inch engines. Bracket stuff, not class cars.

Just remember to stay on top of the band adjustment. I'd check it before every event.

Have fun.

The band they use is the stock band. I spoke to them about this and they feel that the stock band is very good and holds up just as good as the kevlar band and it doesnt need adjusting as much as the kevlar. How should it be adjusted anyway? This is my first glide besides the one that just broke and I only made 4 passes with it.

Whats the difference between bracket cars and a class cars?


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