3.73 --or--4.56

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Re: 3.73 --or--4.56

Post  richter69 on August 11th 2011, 8:24 pm

what race?

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Re: 3.73 --or--4.56

Post  johndickjr on August 11th 2011, 9:25 pm

richter69 wrote:what race?



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Re: 3.73 --or--4.56

Post  crittersf1 on August 12th 2011, 7:13 pm

4.56 is the better choice of the two

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Re: 3.73 --or--4.56

Post  whitefield on August 13th 2011, 11:35 am

In my opinion I would not use the stall it is to tight .We did a similar build about 12 years ago for a friend of mine with a 3000 stall and to much gear and it ran low 8s and high 7s. with a c-4 trans. changed the gear to 4.11 and a 3800 9.5 and went 7.20s later tuning and cam change it went 6.90 all 1/8th mile car and all motor.

Good luck and in my opinion I would put 4.11 or 4.30 gear with 3500 stall to 4000 stall .

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Post  johndickjr on August 13th 2011, 9:53 pm

whitefield wrote:In my opinion I would not use the stall it is to tight .We did a similar build about 12 years ago for a friend of mine with a 3000 stall and to much gear and it ran low 8s and high 7s. with a c-4 trans. changed the gear to 4.11 and a 3800 9.5 and went 7.20s later tuning and cam change it went 6.90 all 1/8th mile car and all motor.

Good luck and in my opinion I would put 4.11 or 4.30 gear with 3500 stall to 4000 stall .
i don't have a 3500-400 converter..and i don't have any other gears...hav to use what i have, poor boys have poor ways

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Re: 3.73 --or--4.56

Post  whitefield on August 15th 2011, 8:26 am

I understand ! Cool what rearend do you have a 9in or 8.8?

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Post  johndickjr on August 15th 2011, 1:08 pm

whitefield wrote:I understand ! Cool what rearend do you have a 9in or 8.8?
8.8, full spool..35 spline axles...9 inch ends (no clip eliminators)

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Post  dfree383 on November 10th 2011, 12:48 am

So sell both sets of gear and get the correct ones...... or swap someone for the right ones?

What about sending the converter back to get it stalled? cheaper than a new one and it get it right?

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Post  IDT-572 on November 11th 2011, 5:45 pm

If you don't get the converter to leave at about 200 above torque peak, the gear ain't gonna help a bunch.

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