8 3/4 ring gear change for optimum low end performance

2 years ago I swapped out my 727 for a 46RH transmission with a stock 5.9 magnum higher stall converter. I'm not sure what the exact stall is but the transmission came out of a 95 dakota with a 5.9 magnum. The converter is blue with a HS sticker on it and this is the only way I could know its high stall. It has a TF2 shift kit in it.
The engine is a 1998 5.9 mopar performance crate 300hp magnum with a 214/218* @ .50", .532/.539 lift cam, stock iron heads, eddy air gap and good breathing exhaust manifolds from treblig back when he was doing milled manifold work, dual 2 1/2" exhaust with an H pipe. Maybe around 350hp on the high rpm end. The rear end is an 8 3/4 truetrac geared with 3.55's. 27" tall tires. It runs great and I'm very happy with it's highway performance in overdrive and lock-up but I'm wondering how much I'm leaving on the table for low end torque. The rpm's at 65 in lock-up run at 1900. I'm thinking there's plenty of room for deeper gears but need some help finding what might be optimum for my application.
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IMHO you dont need new gearing.
You need a torque converter with a higher stall speed, say around 3000rpm. It will not affect your cruz mode with the lock up which in my mind is currently dead on.
Contact one of the custom converter companies that do custom lock up converters they will help you. The correct converter will allow the engine to come up into the engines torque curve where you will find the power you have on tap to come out of the hole.
3.55 gearing is a great gear I would leave them in place.