what tranny with a SBC 350

[jocko]

Thought about doing that, but it would still be wrapping an executable file - not sure the administrators would be crazy about that. Sent them a msg a little bit ago to find out the best way to publish it as a sticky, etc. But not sure that is possible. So, just doing via email until I hear back from them.

[kieth]

Originally Posted by jocko

Thought about doing that, but it would still be wrapping an executable file - not sure the administrators would be crazy about that. Sent them a msg a little bit ago to find out the best way to publish it as a sticky, etc. But not sure that is possible. So, just doing via email until I hear back from them.

I have built a spreadsheet kind of like yours except i put tire diameter, rear axle ratio, trans ratio, and different engines with usable torque to the ground calculated. and speeds at 1500 2000, 3000, and 4000 rpm This allows one to make sure he has the perfectly geared truck and make sure it does not fall on its face.....ha ha.....I am in the same boat as Jocko can onlyl sent these to folks who pm me their email address. Know it sounds like a pfhishing scheme, but so far I have not figured out another way to send excell spreadsheets either......Kieth

[theastronaut]

Here are the speed/rpm spreadsheets for a T56, 4.56, and 29" tires.


1800 RPM:




2000 RPM.




3000 RPM.

[MikeS.]

@Jocko, thanks man I learned a lot reading your post #10 above. I really appreciate it.
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[jocko]

Glad it was helpful Mike. I've learned a lot on here, glad to be able to help someone else out a bit.

[toddabrown]

Okay. I know this is continuing from a month ago, but we are about ready to install the 350. Do I need a different flywheel than the one I currently have with my 250 6 cyl? And if yes, also new clutch parts?
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