Thread: 700R4 / Ford 8" gears
Hybrid View
-
10-24-2003 07:27 PM #1
700R4 / Ford 8" gears
Hi All! I'm putting a fresh 700R4 in my 32 coupe with a Ford 8" rear end. What is the end overdrive ratio in this trans? Any suggestions on what gears to run so the highway RPM's would be somewhere around 2000? It's too hard to find good gears for these, other than 3.00, so I'll probably just get new ones from Richmond. Thanks!"nobody likes a top on a roadster, but it's nice to have one in the trunk when you need it!"See us at www.topsters.com
-
10-24-2003 08:08 PM #2
Thanks AGAIN, Streets! Larry"nobody likes a top on a roadster, but it's nice to have one in the trunk when you need it!"See us at www.topsters.com
-
10-24-2003 08:15 PM #3
gear ratios 4 the 700R4: 1=3.06, 2= 1.63, 3=1.00, 4=.70 hope that helps."Whad'ya want for nuth'N, ..............aaa,rrrrrubber biscuit... ?"
"bad spellers of the word untie ! "
If your wondering how I'm doing I'm > " I'm still pick'N up the shinny stuff and passing open windows "
-
10-24-2003 08:36 PM #4
day late an'A doller short?................
I'm around......... "I only type with one finger.. " "remember?" I couldn't figure his question with-out more ?? ................... whats up? you get any E-mails?"Whad'ya want for nuth'N, ..............aaa,rrrrrubber biscuit... ?"
"bad spellers of the word untie ! "
If your wondering how I'm doing I'm > " I'm still pick'N up the shinny stuff and passing open windows "
-
10-24-2003 08:59 PM #5
Heh Heh Heh! You guys! Thanks all! Richmond Gear website has a table that's really easy to use to figure out final RPM's etc. Check it out!"nobody likes a top on a roadster, but it's nice to have one in the trunk when you need it!"See us at www.topsters.com
-
10-24-2003 10:00 PM #6
Okeedokee then!
It's www.drivetraindirect.com/html2/calculator2.html
Whew!! For a guy that types with one finger that's a LOT of letters!!
Ahhhhhhhh, but you guys are worth it!!"nobody likes a top on a roadster, but it's nice to have one in the trunk when you need it!"See us at www.topsters.com
-
12-08-2004 08:15 AM #7
This is an old thread but so far noone used the site:
http://home.tampabay.rr.com/1bking/c...calculator.htm
That allows you to estimate rpm in the gears as well as mph versus rpm and an accurate way to calculate the tire size.
Don Shillady
Retired Scientist/teen rodder
-
12-08-2004 08:44 AM #8
Thanks Don, Great site
PatOf course, that's just my opinion, I could be wrong!
-
12-08-2004 08:48 AM #9
Streets, humorous as usual, since it is now 12:00 here I guess his name is High Noone! I am just sitting here waiting for parts and taking a day off from the rather strenuous work of building a 20'x16' sun room on the back of our house with an added 10'x10' screened porch here in the land of Spring-Summer mosquitoes. This activity has really cut into roadster-building, but I found a guy who will change my rear gear to better match my 700R4 so that will be a major step soon. I really want to have a car to go to summer events, but I don't think I can get it all together this summer, but hopefully once this sun room is done I can put a lot more time on the roadster.
Don Shillady
Retired Scientist/teen rodder
Welcome to CHR. I think that you need to hook up your vacuum advance. At part throttle when cruising you have less air and fuel in each cylinder, and the air-fuel mixture is not as densely packed...
MSD 8360 distributor vacuum advance