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E, I told you saturday that 4:10 is the way to go. Just throw my spare 04 rear under your truck and you will be so much happier.
Very nice offer!
E, I told you saturday that 4:10 is the way to go. Just throw my spare 04 rear under your truck and you will be so much happier.
I disagree. I drove a truck that made 799rwhp with 4.56's and would hold 3rd gear. I had to peddle 2nd gear and knowing what I know. With better weight distribution and traction devices along with 4.10's I believe I will be able to use 2nd some.
Do you mean just for racing or what about DD? haven't had mine on the track-----ever, but Scott keeps badgering I just may. But mine is a DD and wonder if you mean a gear mod for my QC.
I think 4.88's are perfect for your truck and driving style, Shorty. Ask the good Dr. and see what he thinks.
I think 4.88's are perfect for your truck and driving style, Shorty. Ask the good Dr. and see what he thinks.
The Turbo 400 has 2.48 1st and 1.48 2nd, third is direct drive. The difference you will see in rpm is the Converter slippage.
There were a couple different gear ratio's available for first, but it will be 1:1 in 3rd.
TH400's came with two different 1st gear ratios, 2.48 or 2.75. The 2.75 seem to be popular if the tranny originally came out of a truck, 2.48 if it came out of a car!
This.
Justin was agreeing with you. He thinks swapping out 4.10's is not the way to go.
I think 4.10's are the way to go that's why I was disagreeing.
My point is it doesn't matter on street tires
I think 4.10's are the way to go that's why I was disagreeing.
It matters a bunch actually. Same 31-32" diameter street tires with all else the same except 4.10 vs 4.56 the 4.10 will pull through gears longer. It'll also help tire spin in lower gears. I also believe with all else the same the 4.10 should trap higher speeds.
Right. Justin also thinks that it makes more sense leaving the stock 4.10's in place.
Years ago me a a forum friend ran our trucks at the track. We even switched trucks to see the results. His 05 with more bolt on mods was faster in the 1/8th, but slower in the 1/4. My 04 had 7 mph on him in the 1/4 with either of us driving. Less wheel spin, longer in the powerband, and better mpg. I see no reason to ditch the 4:10 and HIGHLY recommend 4:10 to all the FI guys.
No, I'm saying that changing gears period is not worth it. Trainman has 4.56's and runs a 30" tire, I have 4.10's and used a 28" tire when NA, comes out to about the same effective gear ratio.
Ohhhh, makes sense. I can tell you don't much about street racing though. Nothing beats 4.88's on the "streets". Do you even race, bro?
It matters a bunch actually. Same 31-32" diameter street tires with all else the same except 4.10 vs 4.56 the 4.10 will pull through gears longer. It'll also help tire spin in lower gears. I also believe with all else the same the 4.10 should trap higher speeds.