Re: [AMC-List] gears for a 65 Classic
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Re: [AMC-List] gears for a 65 Classic



3:55's are a bit much for the highway on long trips.
If you run primarily around town. They are an excellent gear.
You can find RPM calculators by doing a search online. Just enter your tire size or diameter and gear ratio and it will give you a close RPM. It will be a bit on the low side due to converter slippage on the automatic.
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Mark Price
markprice242ATadelphia.net
Morgantown, WV


---- Kerry Flanagan <kflan5621@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: 
> I know this isn't an easy find, but I'm looking for a set of 3:55 gears
> for a 65 AMC Classic model 20 rear end.  The general consensus is that the
> 1) pinion is different on torque tube model 20s
> 2) that gear ratio was only found on T-10 equipped Marlins/Classics
> 
> The two vendors I've talked to think I'm insane to run 3.55's behind an
> automatic.  To me, 3.55 is a good street car ratio and is not too high. 
> Opinions?  I'd probably be running 3000-3200 at 60 mph?
> 
> Even better would be a T-10 torque tube donor car, but I'm under the
> impression that I have a better chance at nailing Paris Hilton than
> finding one of those.
> 
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