3:73's or 4:10's
#22
RE: 3:73's or 4:10's
well, I tried it with the extra tire 2.76 inches and still get wierd numbers. How does the od thing work. It says 1 for no od. If im driving w/ my aode and in od, what would I put in the calculator? Just want to know with P255/35/R18's and 2.73-3.73 gears @ 65 mph, what rpms I am at currently and would be at with 3.73's. With 2.73 gears now, I am at 1550 @ 65 w/ od on. Thanks for anymore advice on this.....
#23
RE: 3:73's or 4:10's
ORIGINAL: ricepatrol
Nitrous Bob, with that comment on the same OD gearing in 373s and 410s;
Does that mean you would turn the same speed in 5th for both?
I have a vert, and I do some highway driving like 3 months out of the year. I'm thinking these 3.90s might be the perfect blend
Nitrous Bob, with that comment on the same OD gearing in 373s and 410s;
Does that mean you would turn the same speed in 5th for both?
I have a vert, and I do some highway driving like 3 months out of the year. I'm thinking these 3.90s might be the perfect blend
so 3rd in aod , 4th in aod is equal to 4th in a t5 and 5th in a t5
1:1 for the highest non-od gear respectively.
and topless.........
your od is .68
tire size use either the full metric size(like 255/55/16)...or 26 inch tall , a stock tire tire measures under 26 " yall though. about 25.5 "
here is 4.10's ..... Your tire's diameter is 25.028 inches
At 65 MPH in 5th gear, your motor is turning at 2,254.9 RPM
Your tire's diameter is 25.028 inches
At 65 MPH in 5th gear, your motor is turning at 2,144.9 RPM .... this is 3.90 gears
w/ the 3.73's = Your tire's diameter is 25.028 inches
At 65 MPH in 5th gear, your motor is turning at 2,051.4 RPM
for a comparison....here is the calc w/ 2.73's and it's right on w/ your quote....Your tire's diameter is 25.028 inches
At 65 MPH in 5th gear, your motor is turning at 1,501.5 RPM
#24
RE: 3:73's or 4:10's
Who cares about the highway? Figure out about what mph you want to trap at and calculate the gear by factoring your tires and desired rpm. I initially went with 4.10s in my AOD car but bumped the rev limiter with the nitrous before the finish line. I went with 3.73s then rather than switch to a 28" tire.
#27
RE: 3:73's or 4:10's
midnight,
I guess it all just depends on how far it is to work or not.... cruising 85mph daily would keep me at the pump twice a week with 4.10's, I actually think 3.73 are a little much for my daily driving, but I figured 3.55 and 3.73 are too close together, so take the 3.73s. I think it honestly depends on driving habits and the gas pump....
I guess it all just depends on how far it is to work or not.... cruising 85mph daily would keep me at the pump twice a week with 4.10's, I actually think 3.73 are a little much for my daily driving, but I figured 3.55 and 3.73 are too close together, so take the 3.73s. I think it honestly depends on driving habits and the gas pump....
#29
RE: 3:73's or 4:10's
Great Info Guys!, at this point I am not shure what tires I will be running. I am still deciding what way I want to go with the car, make it e 1/4 mile burner with big and little Welds, or a good ground pounder that corners well and some 17's or 18's.
I do have a set of tires that I am installing on the stock 16" wheels for now but I need to see how tall they are.
FullAuto, What RPM's were you turning at the end of the 1/4 mile? is your motor stock or built? what size tires were you running?
That is a good way to look at if you are building a strip car.
I do have a set of tires that I am installing on the stock 16" wheels for now but I need to see how tall they are.
I initially went with 4.10s in my AOD car but bumped the rev limiter with the nitrous before the finish line
That is a good way to look at if you are building a strip car.
#30
RE: 3:73's or 4:10's
ORIGINAL: YNotch?
FullAuto, What RPM's were you turning at the end of the 1/4 mile? is your motor stock or built? what size tires were you running?
I initially went with 4.10s in my AOD car but bumped the rev limiter with the nitrous before the finish line