Tremec 3650 gear ratios need help
#2
Doing the math it seems like that may be true since I know my car (03) does around 2,000 rpm at 75 mph and the math says it should be at 76 mph at those rpms w/ the .62 overdrive. For the .68 overdrive, at 2,000 rpms, it should be at 69 mph. However, I know the 05+ has the .68 so I'm more incline to think that the 01-04 TR3650 had the .62.
#3
Mine is dead on 70mph at 2k with stock gearing.
With the .62 5th gear at 70mph would put you at 1858rpms.
With the .68 5th gear at 70mph would put you at 2038rpms.
So I wonder what the deal is. This means my car for sure has a .68 5th gear ratio in the tranny. What does your car do at 70mph?
I wonder if they changed it to get better highway mpg out of our cars? makes me wish I had a 03-04 tranny with the better 5th gear.
With the .62 5th gear at 70mph would put you at 1858rpms.
With the .68 5th gear at 70mph would put you at 2038rpms.
So I wonder what the deal is. This means my car for sure has a .68 5th gear ratio in the tranny. What does your car do at 70mph?
I wonder if they changed it to get better highway mpg out of our cars? makes me wish I had a 03-04 tranny with the better 5th gear.
Last edited by spike_africa; 05-06-2009 at 09:05 AM.
#9
Since mine does 2,000 at around 75, it's below that at 70. But I'm w/ you, sounds like a push for better mileage by dropping 5th down. Seems strange that Ford would use the lower ratio for 2 years only though...
As for tire height, I'm assuming 26" (stock height) in my calculations as well as a 3.27 rear gear.
As for tire height, I'm assuming 26" (stock height) in my calculations as well as a 3.27 rear gear.
#10
Ok so I had to drive to Melbourne,FL yesterday and I did some tests for it. I got 2k flat at 75mph and at 70mph I am just over 1800rpms. So looks like this can not be true cause that means my 2002 GT has a .062 5th gear ratio.
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