dammit, chris
Lol! That's funny.
dammit, chris
Curious to see if you lose et and a little speed.
I'm just curious, if you ran with Drag Radials (M&H 390's) that were 29.5" tall, what was your best time? And if you have made no other changes what your time will be with these 31" tall tires. Curious to see if you lose et and a little speed.
Jerry, how much did your truck weigh (race weight) when you swapped to the 4:56's?
Full weight, 5,000 lbs with 1/4 tank and without me in it. 4.56's were one of the first mods I did back in 2005.
99% sure I don't have 4.88s but would explain it.
Jerry, my best 60ft and ET were on these size tires. The 390's for whatever reason, were too short for me. I was way too high in the RPMs thru the traps. Even ran the M&H 325 once, lol! Way too short, lol.
The 31's are almost identical to the height of my 22's! I like that because with street tires, other than hooking it's almost perfect. 99% sure I don't have 4.88s but would explain it. Dunno otherwise unless it's in my possible camshaft retardation killing some of my top end power?
I've bested a 1.7 60ft on this setup and several backing 1.7s-1.8s.
Nothing to write home about, but stock suspension and being a QC are killing my weight transfer. Coil overs or longbar or 4 link is coming soon though.
How much quicker were you with the gear change only?
Do you have any idea what your RPM's are in the lights? What is you best speed? What rpm are you shifting at? Based on your weight, I would guess you might have 4.88's because I had no trouble with 4.56's and the M&H 390's. My best speed was 118.15 at Sacramento. My calculations show that with 4.56 gears and a 29.5" tall tire you should be able to do 115.47 mph @ 6,000 rpm (our factory rev limiter is set at 6,050, which is 116.44 mph). That assumes no tire growth on the high end.
I think they are on par with 4.56s, but.....not so sure 4th and 5th are? If fourth is numerically higher it would make sense why I feel I'm outta gear! Advice in helping understand this would be great
4th gear is 1:1 for all T56's. All we need to know is RPM for a given speed, in fourth gear, and we can calculate what gears are in the rear.
Thats only true on stock 22's right?
Either you have 4:10's or you need to measure the actual tire height.
I came up with 4.23.... Could always do it the old fasion way and jack up the rear turn the driveshaft
4:23 would be spot on! Once we have the true tire diameter, we'll know for sure. I've never known a tire to be taller than the advertised height, but maybe the tires that are on there grow that much?