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Location: Laughlin, Nv. USA
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Interesting Chart
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Pretty useful. Thanks.
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Robert Current: 1986 SWB Silverado 4.3 / TH400 Past: 1985 SWB Silverado 305 / TH350 - sold 1995 1987 1/2 ton Silverado - FI 350 / 700R4 sold 2007 |
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What tranny is that based on?
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Robert Current: 1986 SWB Silverado 4.3 / TH400 Past: 1985 SWB Silverado 305 / TH350 - sold 1995 1987 1/2 ton Silverado - FI 350 / 700R4 sold 2007 |
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http://www.drivetrain.com/rearend.ht...0large%20tires
Didn't see which, may just be general for rear end and tire ![]() |
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Location: IL
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its based on 1:1 ratio in oyur tranny in which is finall gear in all non O/D trannies
if you have a 700r4 o a 2004r then it is RPM in third gear, not in fourth, also you have to account for converter slippage in which all converters have some degree of |
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Try this web site out I think you will find it very useful.
http://www.prestage.com/Car+Math/Gea...+/default.aspx Far as calculating for torque converter slippage would be almost impossiable since the stall is greatly affected by your engine combo, gear ratio, tire height, ect . In the transmission gear ratio box enter 1.00 for third & .70 for OD |
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