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Just a bit of info, my 66SS is a non a/c, 4 speed with
3.07 gears, I guess you could get anything you wanted
for no rhyme or reason.

Rocky Hill



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> In a message dated 11/25/2001 1:09:53 AM Eastern
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> > dale:
> >  i was baffled  when the 3.70 gears showed up. i
> had always seen 3.73 
> listed 
> >  and to be quite frank had never seen 3.70 or 3.07
> listed before. oh well 
> >  another of gm's great mysterys.there isn't a day
> goes by that i don't 
> learn 
> >  something new about CHEVELLES. i also noticed the
> list for 1967s on team 
> >  chevelle didn't have the 2.73 ratio listed. i
> wonder why there were so 
> many 
> >  ratios so close? 
> >                                                   
>                        
> > Larry
> >  
> 
> Probably to get just the 'right' total torque
> multiplication ratio given the 
> particular equipment used with the vehicle.  Total
> torque ratio = rear end 
> ratio * tranny ratio.  But as you said Larry, it is
> hard to believe that in 
> this case that the .03 difference (3.73 to 3.70)
> would make much of a 
> difference.  Check out the packet from the GM
> customer info center.  There is 
> some good info under Power Team Combinations with a
> matrix of engine, tranny, 
> induction equipment and axle ratio.  The chart is a
> little ambiguous, and 
> lists an overdrive application (what overdrive???),
> but clearly shows the 
> 3.73 ratio used for Chevelle SS applications.  For
> the 66 model year, it 
> shows the 3.70 gears only being used in small block
> applications.  The chart 
> also shows the 3.73's were standard on the L34
> (360HP) w/ M35 (powerglide) 
> cars, while A/C cars got the 3.07 ratio.  Most of
> the 66 SS's that I have 
> seen around here had the 3.73's in them, all though
> a couple had the 4.10's.  
> BTW, all that I looked at were non A/C cars.  I
> would bet very similar 
> Powertrain combos were available for the 67 model
> year.
> 
> ---------------------
> Kurt Ehrhardt
> ACES #1280
> 66 Malibu
> 66 SuperSport
> Enfield, CT
> 
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