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If you think a turbo 400 "gets you going with the bigger 1st gear" why aren't you running one?
what is the best and average ET, MPH and 60 foot and at what weight? Also how many passes on this combo as it now? Need all the details of the car/combo to determine if it's running near optimum and if the converter is right. The devil is in the details and if the combo is mismatched, you'll never get the 60 foots you're looking for regardless of whose converter is behind that engine. Did you read this... Quote:
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how big are the heads, what is the cam @ .050, what intake manifold and what carb?
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You don't have enough gear, nor do you have enough low gear in the transmission. You don't need to try to "fudge" anything by telling them you're putting it behind a Super Stock engine, besides, when you give them the specs, they'll know. You need a 4.88 or a 5.13, and about a 1.90 low gear.
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That said, the quick fix is more gear or a 3 speed trans and a shorter tire. Here's an example of a 3160 lb. footbrake launched ride slowed every week to run low 10.0s with a sbc under the hood backed by a 1.80 1st gear glide that leaves with a best 60 foot to date of 1.27 and has run 9.77 @ 138+ with a manifold having less plenum volume than yours and no 2" spacer http://i381.photobucket.com/albums/o...cketFinals.jpg |
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One more question. If I change the gears to 4.88 and it leaves harder will I not see a big increase in the top end rpm because I would get there quicker? I dont want to be spining it higher than 7400 up top.
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