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09-05-2005 10:46 PM #1
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rear gears?
What would be the result of a drag full size truck with; a big block, 4:88 gears, 33 in tires. Is this a good combo?
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09-06-2005 12:23 PM #2
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Too heavy.PLANET EARTH, INSANE ASYLUM FOR THE UNIVERSE.
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09-06-2005 07:33 PM #3
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Guess depends on how much of the full size truck is cut out and how well its built. I seen a 72 short wide street legal everything there except it had a four link and a cage inside. It ran a 9.89 at Tulsa dragway. It was heavy but he made up for it.
Alot of variables.
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09-10-2005 05:56 AM #4
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Try Richmonds web site, you feed the info and it will tell you what gears to use in the rear www.richmondgear.com...down the left side click on..... gear and transmission calculator
Rick
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09-10-2005 01:24 PM #5
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Sound to me like it would be a good way to break lots of expensive parts. Unless u are building a puller.Choose your battles well===If it dont go chrome it
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Thank you Roger. .
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