Re: Wanting to put an overdrive into my 85
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Originally Posted by Ziegelsteinfaust
The big difference between the 200R4, and 700R4 is the 1st gear ratio. Beyond that they share the same weaknesses of a non-performance trans.
I have heard if you put a OD trans onto a stock column shift your ok. Because the detents are on the trans itself, and not on the steering column.
Myself I am going with the 200R4, and I plan to use it non lock up. The difference in mpg is not much, and with a good trans cooler no loss of life. I will use a 2000 rpm stall so I will gear it so at my final drive speed I am above 2000 rpm. You can run the 700R4 the same way. Provided it is set up to do so.
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Ummm the 700r4 backed alot of vette engines in the late 80's early 90's. had one in my 89 vette. I also have a 700r4 in my 86 k10. 305 with 3.42 gears and 37" tires. the 200r4 came in the overdrive A body cars like the cutlass and regal usually behind a v6 or a really small v8. personally i'd run the 700 over the 200.
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1986 Chevy Wrangler 4x4
305/700r4
6" lift
37x14.50x15
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