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MrBeast 10-02-2008 11:27 AM

HO72 in Texas 4.88 Gears
 
I have for sale a HO72 out of my 1 ton Dually, The axle is in perfect condition other than needing brakes, I am swapping in a 14 Bolt, Located in Corpus Christi, Tx.

lowriden58 10-02-2008 12:28 PM

Re: HO72 in Texas 4.88 Gears
 
need to post a price ;)

MrBeast 10-02-2008 01:21 PM

Re: HO72 in Texas 4.88 Gears
 
I would like to get 300.00 out of it, but im open to offers.

1967k30 10-02-2008 02:19 PM

Re: HO72 in Texas 4.88 Gears
 
If you can confirm it has 4.88's I'd be interested. Never seen a 4.88. 4.10,4.56 and 5.14's are the norm.

MrBeast 10-02-2008 02:47 PM

Re: HO72 in Texas 4.88 Gears
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1967k30 (Post 2913520)
If you can confirm it has 4.88's I'd be interested. Never seen a 4.88. 4.10,4.56 and 5.14's are the norm.

Using a Digital Tach to verify Engine RPM and a GPS my speed, with a 235/85R16 tire, running at 65 MPH with the 4.88 rear, .73 over drive on the NV4500, the truck turns about 2445 RPM, By the numbers a 235/85R16 is 31.73" tall, and will turn over 635.6165896 revolutions per mile, to travel at 65 mph this will require that the tire make 41315.07832 revolutions per hour. Divided by 60 minutes this is 688.5846387 rpm. Take that x. 4.88 x.73 and you get 2453 RPM at the engine. So I am fairly certian that it is a 4.88

Jtrux 10-02-2008 06:04 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MrBeast (Post 2913542)
Using a Digital Tach to verify Engine RPM and a GPS my speed, with a 235/85R16 tire, running at 65 MPH with the 4.88 rear, .73 over drive on the NV4500, the truck turns about 2445 RPM, By the numbers a 235/85R16 is 31.73" tall, and will turn over 635.6165896 revolutions per mile, to travel at 65 mph this will require that the tire make 41315.07832 revolutions per hour. Divided by 60 minutes this is 688.5846387 rpm. Take that x. 4.88 x.73 and you get 2453 RPM at the engine. So I am fairly certian that it is a 4.88

Hmmmmm, now i'm dizzy.

1967k30 10-02-2008 10:07 PM

Re: HO72 in Texas 4.88 Gears
 
Is it pulled yet? If so there are numbers on the side of the ring gear.

newbraunie 10-02-2008 11:04 PM

Re: HO72 in Texas 4.88 Gears
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MrBeast (Post 2913542)
Using a Digital Tach to verify Engine RPM and a GPS my speed, with a 235/85R16 tire, running at 65 MPH with the 4.88 rear, .73 over drive on the NV4500, the truck turns about 2445 RPM, By the numbers a 235/85R16 is 31.73" tall, and will turn over 635.6165896 revolutions per mile, to travel at 65 mph this will require that the tire make 41315.07832 revolutions per hour. Divided by 60 minutes this is 688.5846387 rpm. Take that x. 4.88 x.73 and you get 2453 RPM at the engine. So I am fairly certian that it is a 4.88

Shaazzzam!! What a way to figure out gear ratio. I am impressed.

brossow 10-02-2008 11:09 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 1967k30 (Post 2914053)
Is it pulled yet? If so there are numbers on the side of the ring gear.

Where's the fun in that? :lol:

MrBeast 10-03-2008 07:54 AM

Re: HO72 in Texas 4.88 Gears
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1967k30 (Post 2914053)
Is it pulled yet? If so there are numbers on the side of the ring gear.

It it still in the truck, I am still driving it, I will be pulling it in 2-3 weeks, I am going to dallas next week to get my 14B, and as soon as I can I will be installing it.

MrBeast 10-03-2008 07:57 AM

Re: HO72 in Texas 4.88 Gears
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by newbraunie (Post 2914139)
Shaazzzam!! What a way to figure out gear ratio. I am impressed.

And to think, I don't even have a highschool diploma! :metal:

pumpkin 10-03-2008 09:47 AM

Re: HO72 in Texas 4.88 Gears
 
I think,,,,maybe the clutch has a little bit of slip, or the tires. I have seen a lot of eatons, and never seen 4.88's. I would bet they are 4.56, which seems to be the most common gears available in the eatons.

MrBeast 10-03-2008 09:52 AM

Re: HO72 in Texas 4.88 Gears
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pumpkin (Post 2914513)
I think,,,,maybe the clutch has a little bit of slip, or the tires. I have seen a lot of eatons, and never seen 4.88's. I would bet they are 4.56, which seems to be the most common gears available in the eatons.

The Clutch is a brand new Center force Dual Friction. Less than 5000 miles on it. I am absolutely sure it is a 4.88

1967k30 10-03-2008 01:06 PM

Re: HO72 in Texas 4.88 Gears
 
I too have been through a ton of Eatons and never seen 4.88's but I have heard about 4.88's. I always wanted one and that is why my hopes are up
H110's had 4.88's though.
This Eaton does have the removable rear cover right?

Quote:

Originally Posted by pumpkin (Post 2914513)
I think,,,,maybe the clutch has a little bit of slip, or the tires. I have seen a lot of eatons, and never seen 4.88's. I would bet they are 4.56, which seems to be the most common gears available in the eatons.


MrBeast 10-03-2008 01:59 PM

Re: HO72 in Texas 4.88 Gears
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1967k30 (Post 2914728)
I too have been through a ton of Eatons and never seen 4.88's but I have heard about 4.88's. I always wanted one and that is why my hopes are up
H110's had 4.88's though.
This Eaton does have the removable rear cover right?

It is a HO72 with out a doubt, removable cover, drop out center section, OE for a 72 1 ton dually C/30, I have had 5 of these axles, I know good and well what they are. If I could find a set of 4.56'es or 4.11's for it id keep it.

Chris H 10-03-2008 02:15 PM

Re: HO72 in Texas 4.88 Gears
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MrBeast (Post 2914796)
If I could find a set of 4.56'es or 4.11's for it id keep it.

I have a 4.56 center section with factory No-Spin if you are looking?
$400 plus shipping via DHL (140 pounds, 24x18x18 from 55944).

MrBeast 10-03-2008 02:25 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris H (Post 2914815)
I have a 4.56 center section with factory No-Spin if you are looking?
$400 plus shipping via DHL (140 pounds, 24x18x18 from 55944).

Can you get me a quote on shipping? 78460

Chris H 10-03-2008 02:37 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MrBeast (Post 2914825)
Can you get me a quote on shipping? 78460

Looks like about $90 via DHL... 4 day ground service from MN to TX.

I can take paypal, and can have it shipped out early next week.

MrBeast 10-03-2008 02:53 PM

Re: HO72 in Texas 4.88 Gears
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris H (Post 2914844)
Looks like about $90 via DHL... 4 day ground service from MN to TX.

I can take paypal, and can have it shipped out early next week.

I just spent a whole bunch of money buying a dana 60, a 14 bolt and a seat for my truck, I wouldnt be able to pick it up for a month or so. If you still have it then, and I havent sold the axle I will take it off your hands.

1967k30 10-03-2008 10:26 PM

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Keep me posted when it gets pulled.


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