4 speed vs 6 speed
#11
Cons: The price to rebuild is costly. Converters are costly. You have a delayed shift time unless you know what you are doing.
Pros: i dont need a loose converter to 60' since i have the 4:10s and a short 1st gear
i get 15mpg avg with a truck that stays 12.7-12.9 afr the whole time. On the highway i get 19-20mpg depending my cruise speed and distance i drive. You always have a sweet spot mph wise for a roll race
Pros: i dont need a loose converter to 60' since i have the 4:10s and a short 1st gear
i get 15mpg avg with a truck that stays 12.7-12.9 afr the whole time. On the highway i get 19-20mpg depending my cruise speed and distance i drive. You always have a sweet spot mph wise for a roll race
#14
And search about all the benefits of the 6sp. It's been talked about on here many times. Basically, they rock
#15
lmao its cuz im typing with my phone and by time i see it i already wrote everything lol and dont feel like going back and deleting the periods lol
#16
Cons: The price to rebuild is costly. Converters are costly. You have a delayed shift time unless you know what you are doing.
Pros: i dont need a loose converter to 60' since i have the 4:10s and a short 1st gear
i get 15mpg avg with a truck that stays 12.7-12.9 afr the whole time. On the highway i get 19-20mpg depending my cruise speed and distance i drive. You always have a sweet spot mph wise for a roll race
Pros: i dont need a loose converter to 60' since i have the 4:10s and a short 1st gear
i get 15mpg avg with a truck that stays 12.7-12.9 afr the whole time. On the highway i get 19-20mpg depending my cruise speed and distance i drive. You always have a sweet spot mph wise for a roll race
#18
Im no tuner either I just know its suppose to be closer to 15 at cruise and at light loads. Mine hovers around high 14s until I really get on it then PE kicks in and drops to mid 12s.


