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I can't really see the drive gear without taking it all apart. I do have a 3.70 rear end and I know the tire size. With a number 21 driven gear it's off about 10 mph low. I was going to go to a 19 anyway, but I wanted to confirm that with the formula.
Just out of curiousity on my part, do you have the color code/tooth count on a chart or something? I've been unable to find that info. There seems to be a lack of speedo drive gear info, driven gear stuff however is abundant.
I can't really see the drive gear without taking it all apart. I do have a 3.70 rear end and I know the tire size. With a number 21 driven gear it's off about 10 mph low. I was going to go to a 19 anyway, but I wanted to confirm that with the formula.
Just out of curiousity on my part, do you have the color code/tooth count on a chart or something? I've been unable to find that info. There seems to be a lack of speedo drive gear info, driven gear stuff however is abundant.
I have a GM parts manual dated 12-1983.It shows 7,8 and 9 teeth.I've used this book since 1984 and I'm pretty good at it but these gears are confusing.I look inside at the color for a place to start rather than trying to guess.In your year there were many variables.75-79 Best way is what your doing -just change agear and go from there.If you dont want to buy gears go by a trans. shop and swap with them.They usually have a box of old ones.You could leave a deposit and take several and try them and take back what you dont use. ps-my box has about 15 in it.
Last edited by ...Roger...; Sep 12, 2006 at 10:24 AM.