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Re: starting line gear ratio?
guys, thanks for the input. the charts are very neat. very possibly the Dick Miller 11.25 # was with a torque converter [didnt say in the book] and when you ad in torque multiplication, it changes everything.
with mine,as is, at 13.69, its high from Miller and low for both the 2 charts. however, I will rather be under geared than over reved at the stripe. plus I could just gain more MPH if the engine will continue to pull. have to wait till Thanksgiving to run at Vegas [that just sucks-every track in the country is runnin' except Vegas] Thanks again, all. Rod in AZ |
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06-29-2023, 05:43 PM
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Re: starting line gear ratio?
Need Help,2350# 15x33 tire,6.20 rear gear. going stick racing with G-Force 2000,Ram billet Clutch as reccomended by Mike @ Ram. tranmission is coming from G-Force with 3.167 1st,2.148 2nd,1.576 3rd1.250 4th 1.000 5th according to my calculation SLR of 19.63 ,engine makes 850@8750 and peak torque 595@6500 is this too much SLR ?
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Re: starting line gear ratio?
That sounds like a lot to me in that light a
racecar and that HP!
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Re: starting line gear ratio?
Yes that seems very high.
Without changing anything, I would think it would like launching in 2nd much better than 1st gear. Stan |
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Re: starting line gear ratio?
Hey guys do the math for me and tell what you think.
987 Hp 5.83 rear gear 2.81 1st gear G force 2400 3200 lbs 33 x14.5 Goodyears Really don’t want to go over 9500 but I can in 4th if I have to
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