'91 ZF 6-speed rpms?
I have a '91 L98,standard wheels/tyre size and the console sticker is telling me i have a 3.45 rear end.
The reason i ask is that im pulling 1900rpm in forth @ 30mph,and about 4100rpm in fourth @ 70mph,Does this sound right to you ZF guys?
It doesnt to me,my tacho must be mis-behaving, or someones installed massive rear in the past?
Just installed a new 3.55 in my '77 vette wich has a borgw 4speed,its pulling about 1350 in 4th @ 30 mph and 3200 in 4th @ 70mph.
Doesnt pull as hard as my C4 in 1st but im about 60 horses down from the C4 to the C3.At first i was suspisious the supplier had sent me a 3.08 or something,but the '77 rpms look right with this rear.
What d'ya reckon?
yes, 4th gear is a 1:1 ratio with the ZF. here's the whole gamut:
1rst: 2.64
2nd: 1.78
3rd: 1.30
4th: 1.00
5th: 0.74
6th: 0.49
So not only are they unlikely numbers, but also not the same, so you have a problem with the tach and/or speedo.
Play with my spreadsheet and see what you find

http://www.wku.edu/~nathan.plemons/calc.xls
The easy way to tell is to jack the car up in the rear and mark the tire and driveshaft. Rotate the tire around one full revolution and count how many times the driveshaft turns. Betcha anything it's closer to 4:1 than it is 3.5:1
Idles about 1100rpm during warm-up,looks about right?
Drive the car to work every day and get 17-18 mpu.s.g
I'll 'av a look underneath tomorrow & check out how many turns of the prop shaft i get.
Is there any codes stamped into the diff housing regarding the ratio it has i can look for while im at it?
were is the code stamped?Also could have been replaced under warranty,could have been exchanged for a rebuilt unit?Just interested to know were it is and have a look while im under there.
My '77 was built with a 3.36 which i exchanged for a rebuilt unit that has 3.55 gears and a case stamped as a 1969 4.11
Old cars-numbers can lie! theirs got to be someone out there with a 2nd hand console lid from another C4 in there car!
(yes-i know the vin would'nt match up) I'll jack up the rear and give her a spin-count the prop.










