RE: Low gear

[Paul Lennemann <pjlenn@xxxxxxxxx>]

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Well Gary I will definitely take you up on that.  

Thanks, Paul
Gary Pavlovich wrote:
> 
> Don,
> I think you are right on the low gear set w/3.73's.
> I have plotted the rpm/gear ratio for my stroker Poly car and that is 
> the 
> ideal ratio for my application.
> Will be running 3.73's out back w/low gear set in the trans.  
> Additionally, 
> I have two sets of tires which I will use to "tune" the final drive 
> ratio:
> 236/60-15 Drag Radials (26.1" tall) which changes my final drive ratio 
> to a 
> 4.10 for hot street/strip action (
> and a
> 255/70-15 BFG street radial (28.9" tall) which changes my final drive 
> ratio 
> to a 3.23 and yields approx. 65mph @ 2800rpm if I want to travel some 
> distance.
> 
> If anyone would like the tire size/gear ratio/RPM chart I created, let 
> me 
> know and I will e-mail it to you.
> Changing tires is faster/easier than changing third members if you pick 
> the 
> optimum combo for your ride.
> 
> Gary Pavlovich
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Don Dulmage" <big-d@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 6:11 AM
> Subject: Low gear
> 
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> 
> I guess Joe whats done is done and not to worry which I know you wont 
> anyway.
> 
> The low gear idea appeals top me. i am currently running 391s  and i 
> think I 
> could go wth the new 373 s and all would be peachy-keen. I would have 
> more 
> low grunt as the ratio would be slightly better in Low gear and yet my 
> cruising would be easier as well.
> I just hate to spend the money.
> What about an Ultra-bell  conversion? Wager (400 cheapie ) just did one 
> to 
> put a 904 behind his engine.  Did it all with hand tools . We 
> substituted 
> studs for the bolts but other than that is was easy to do.
> BTW 400 Cheapie motor is for sale.
> He said he wants $3400 Canadian for it and would have yours truly check 
> it 
> over and put fresh rod bearings in before it goes. (We usually change 
> these 
> in the winters as that way the engine never has fatiqued  bearings and 
> they 
> are inexpensive.  )
> He said he would deliver to Ogedensburg or Thousand Islands border 
> crossing.
> I am almost finished with the block for his new motor , 426 from a 400.
> We made almost everything this  time. even cutting our own spirolox 
> grooves 
> in the pistons. Next time I will  just call Ross or Cp and have them 
> made. 
> Pistons came out at 750 grams which is a lot lighter than what we 
> started 
> with . We used 440 TRW frogings for the basic core.
> They are domed with valve reliefs . Too mauch work for this old guy 
> anymore. 
> We are hopping for about 650 HP at 7200 with bullet proof reliability.
> Time will tell.
> Don.
> 
> Don
> Author of
> Return to Deutschland (True Adventure)
> Old Reliable (Mopar)
> http://stores.ebay.ca/Don-Dulmage-Enterprises
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Plyguy
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