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Traction help
So I've completed a 383 in my heavy 65 Pontiac convert, the motor has exceeded what I wanted so far, full roller block, etec 200 heads, 9.7:1 comp, Duration @ .050'' 242° Intake/240° Exhaust, Lift @ Valve .594'' Intake/.594'' Exhaust, and so on..... Now I knew i was gonna have to do my rearend and gears, not sure of existing gears but super high. I was going to go with 4 11's and a posi but I'm a little worried that I won't be able to control this from a stop, basically I want to he able to launch but at present at any speed in 1st and most part in 2nd I just spin, would posi and a low gear or posi and same gearing be a better option? Just any input would help.
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To determine the Rear gear ratio;
Open Diff= Rotate 1 wheel 2 revolutions and count Driveshaft Revs. Posi Diff= Rotate both wheels 1 revolution and count DS Revs. A Posi will definetly help you traction. What Diff does the 65 have? 12-Bolt, 10-Bolt? Some of the large car rears have oddball sizes and can be very difficult to find performance parts for. May apply if you have the Dropout 8.2" 10-bolt> http://www.bruneauperformance.ca/409...rendparts.html http://www.bruneauperformance.ca/ Also boxing in the rear Control Arms or aftermarket Control Arms will improve traction. Last edited by SSedan64; 07-11-2011 at 02:21 AM. |
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It is a 12 bolt, I had done the rotation test months ago and came up with a number around 2.25 or so, I realize posi will greatly help, but I'm worried that 4.11's are so deep that it will be easily slipping,
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Great info, much appreciated
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