What KInd of Converter and gears are the best for 96 Camaro SS
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What KInd of Converter and gears are the best for 96 Camaro SS
I Have A 1996 Camaro SS Auto with hooker headers good tune from TPIS and 3inch exhaust back running on Mickey Thompson ET Street Radials I am running a 14.02 at 98.5mph in the 1/4 mile and a 2.02 60 foot time and a 9.00 1/8 mile time. AND I WANT TO RUN FASTER
What is the best converter and gears i should run i am going to leave motor stock for know i want the car consistent
What is the best converter and gears i should run i am going to leave motor stock for know i want the car consistent
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i have 4.10's in mine, and it is 3000 rpm at 65-70.you have a little bit taller rear tire, so you could be about 75 mph or so at 3000 rpm.4.10's are almost too tall for every day freeway driving, but will be quicker than 3.73.my et was exactly the same after my gear install,3.23 to 4.10 because of the traction issue.witht the et street tires, you prob wont have that problem.4.10's also dont fell as tall with an over drive trans.so id say go with 4.10's unless you drive on the freeway everyday for longer than say 20-30 min.
i have a 2400 stall, and i wish i had gotten one a little meaner.id say a 2800-3200 would feel about perfect,again this is just my opinion.i might even go 3400 if i could drive a car with a stall that high first,but im so disapointed with my 2400 that im going to have to change it out.not somthing you want to have to do twice.
dan
i have a 2400 stall, and i wish i had gotten one a little meaner.id say a 2800-3200 would feel about perfect,again this is just my opinion.i might even go 3400 if i could drive a car with a stall that high first,but im so disapointed with my 2400 that im going to have to change it out.not somthing you want to have to do twice.
dan
Last edited by 11secgen; 06-26-2007 at 10:37 AM.
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