2.73 to 3.42
2.73 to 3.42
I went from 2.73 to 3.42 gear in my 91 Camaro RS. Now the Speedo is like 15-20 off. How do I go about figuring what I need to fix it? I will have the tranny out this weekend for a stall and shift kit so I might as well fix that too. Thanks.
Kevin
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Transmission: 700R4 and TransGo2
Originally posted by 25THRSS
I'm not sure what speedo gears you need, but how much of a difference did the 3.42's make?
I'm not sure what speedo gears you need, but how much of a difference did the 3.42's make?
Since mine is so much older than your 91, the whole set up is different. I needed a sleeve and driven gear, but maybe your's is the electronically programmable type of speedo???
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Car: 1992 Camaro RS
Engine: 383 w/Holley Stealth Ram
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Axle/Gears: 3.73
Nope. It's electronic but not totally. You have the Two gears the driven and drive gears. the only thing different then that is that there no cable it turns in a electronic signal from the housing out. hope that helps. i'll tell you how mine goes. I have a 1992 camaro. and i went from a 2.73 to a 3.73.
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Car: 92' RS
Engine: LO3
Transmission: Probuilt 700R4
Axle/Gears: 3.70 9-bolt
I changed the driven gear when I put the new trans in my car, but I haven't changed the drive gear(was told I didn't need too. I have 2.73's, putting in the 3.70's next wednesday. The change in indicated speed wasn't as severe as I thought it would be, maybe because of the new trans and TC or because I didn't change the drive gear?
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Yup...search is good.
However, go to www.700r4.com and play around with their gear calculator. I even found it for ya:
http://www.700r4.com/SpeedOCalc/
Have fun!
Ed
However, go to www.700r4.com and play around with their gear calculator. I even found it for ya:
http://www.700r4.com/SpeedOCalc/
Have fun!
Ed
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