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What would be the point?
Would still have very little grunt....get some gears, at least 3.55s
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Yes you can, I would go at least 2500 w/ some gears and that 274 cam. I am running a Hughes street master 2200-2500 TH350 with the XE262 on a 357 and i have stock highway gears. But i am also upgrading to 3.42's.
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My friend ran 3.08 gears in his chevelle with a 305 motor and it wouldn't light em up. now hes got a 383 with 3.73's on the way and now it'll burn em right off
edit: i forgot to post my point lol the point is that if you run lower gears its not gonna move or light em up just my 2 cents
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Whats your combination on the motor?
anways, YES they will work my friend has a 40'gmc he ran 2.?? gears w/ a 3000stall for like a year nothing happend and he didn't even run a cooler(neither am i). If performance is good keep the 2.73's because that'll save alot on gas compared to 3.73's. -Eric |
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Meangreen your tranny will be safe, just make sure you install the cooler. If you have overdrive, leave it in third while your driving, keep the rpms up a little higher. You mentioned both 2200 and 2500 rpm stall speeds, I would go with the 2500. It will work better with your cam. If you had used an XE268 I would suggest the 2200, but your a step up from that so go a step up with the stall speed.
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