42OLDSCHOOL
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Yeah, great for the interstate but sad at the red light!
That's one of my problems. I spun the rear tire 1 revolution and the pinion only spun 2.25. Its a Eaton Axle and my plans are to test it, even though its not ideal.
By my estimation, that would be a 4.50 ratio, not 2.25. He turned the axle, not the yoke.Eaton axles are fairly common in the trucking industry. There are a lot of 3.55, 3.73, and 3.90 ratios. I sold trucks for over 10 years and I speced a lot with those ratios. You should be able to find what you need. There is a formula that will give you speeds based on ratio and tire size. I no longer have one but a truck salesman should help you out, I would think.[S
I never saw a 2.25 ratio. Don't think thats right. That wouldn't pull a load downhill. LOL
Lynn
I had to double check and my results where different but not good. Help me to clear this up if im doing this wrong.
I marked the tire and spun the it 1 full revolution. As I spoon the tire I watched the yoke turn about 2.75 times. I would guess that my rear end ratio is somewhere around 2.75?
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