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Join Date: May 2016
Location: Phoenix, AZ
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Re: 1966 original Chevrolet 4 Speed
The shows I go to are freeway as well. My grandfather use to drive this truck all over.
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Location: Southern Oregon
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Re: 1966 original Chevrolet 4 Speed
You might consider an OD tranny if your gonna be doing freeway. That or taller tires. I could do 60-65 with my 66 as it was. 292/sm420 3.73 gears and 30 inch tires. 283's are more of a high rpm v8 so it might be ok, But I would prefer to either put in taller gearing or an OD tranny if I was gonna be doing free way driving.
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Location: ON, Canada
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Re: 1966 original Chevrolet 4 Speed
"Playing a little off the light" will not be compatible with that trans. You'll never break it, but the ratios are all wrong for stoplight fun. It's a working truck trans. If you want to have fun, you need a car trans.
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Location: Burbank CA
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Re: 1966 original Chevrolet 4 Speed
My Suburban is 283/sm420 equipped. Not too much stop light fun to be had, unless you like creeping along in low gear at idle with your foot off the clutch.
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