Going TH-350
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Going TH-350 My mind is set but my question is who can I talk to to figure out the best stall and gear for my setup? Most guys here have LS1's so it's hard to mirror their setup. I was thinking of something like 4000 stall with a 3.xx something gear. Mods are in sig under camaro.
I like the 4000 stall and 3.73s myself. With a 28 inch tire its a good all around combo. Relatively easy to street drive and still kick *** on the track.
I currently have 26 inch tire and want to go to a 28 just to calm the revs down a bit on the highway. I drive mine on the street most of the time, just on the weekends though.
For more of a track only car you could go 4.10 with a 28 inch tire.
I currently have 26 inch tire and want to go to a 28 just to calm the revs down a bit on the highway. I drive mine on the street most of the time, just on the weekends though.
For more of a track only car you could go 4.10 with a 28 inch tire.
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Originally Posted by revtime
I like the 4000 stall and 3.73s myself. With a 28 inch tire its a good all around combo. Relatively easy to street drive and still kick *** on the track.
I currently have 26 inch tire and want to go to a 28 just to calm the revs down a bit on the highway. I drive mine on the street most of the time, just on the weekends though.
For more of a track only car you could go 4.10 with a 28 inch tire.
I currently have 26 inch tire and want to go to a 28 just to calm the revs down a bit on the highway. I drive mine on the street most of the time, just on the weekends though.
For more of a track only car you could go 4.10 with a 28 inch tire.
Hell I have no idea. 
I have been dealing with 15 inch rims for too long.
I know a 275 60 15 is a 28 inch diameter.
A 275 50 15 is a 26 inch diameter.
Might ask in the wheels and tires forum, someone in there would have the answer.
I have been dealing with 15 inch rims for too long.
I know a 275 60 15 is a 28 inch diameter.
A 275 50 15 is a 26 inch diameter.
Might ask in the wheels and tires forum, someone in there would have the answer.
