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Just a thought...
By GCF - 07/24/2002 11:29:06 AM; IP 64.12.96.238
Since the FE motor does have good torque, why not lower the transmission ratios, install low-drag bearings for better efficiency, raise the ring and pinion ratio and go with a tighter convertor? TCI's 2.72:1 planetary gearset for the C6 would give you the same overall ratio in first with a 3.00:1 rear that you'd have with a set of 3.33:1's and a stock C6. Their "High Torque Towing" convertor claims to reduce slippage and heat buildup for lower rpms at highway speeds. If you wanted to go further, build a C4 for even less internal drag, use GER's 2.84:1 planetary gear for an even lower overall ratio (equal to running 3.48:1's) and use the same model convertor from TCI for the C4.
Just my 2 cents.
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 RE: Torque in O.D. -- salid, 07/23/2002
 RE: Torque in O.D. -- Ed Foral, 07/23/2002
 AOD to FE adaptor plate -- Paul C., 07/23/2002
Just a thought... -- GCF, 07/24/2002
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