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[TT5.9mag]

IDK, I liked it. I’m not sure if you know this but I’m a bit snarky myself so I can appreciate it.

No. Not you. I don’t believe it.

 

[92b]

That's the main reason to me to go with larger displacement especially if you want 2.76-3.23 gearing. A 318 would need 3.91 gears to put similar torque to the ground as a 440 with 2.76 (if both were producing similar lbs-ft per cid).

If the 440 had 3.23's what gear would the 318 need?

 

[Dan the man]

I am to busy operating my Boob inspection service

Have a good weekend

 

[273]

If the 440 had 3.23's what gear would the 318 need?

I'm not allowed to use math apparently lol.

It all about ratio's

A 440 is 138% bigger than a 318 and a 318 is 72% of the size of a 440.
Rpm, torque, gearing etc.. is gonna have same percentage if efficiency is the same lbs-ft per cid if efficiency is different that's also can be factored in.

440 with 3.23 = 318 with 4.47

Obviously I'm talking theoretically, but should be ball park.

 

[RustyRatRod]

You do like to go on & on.

Him? Heck, you're the one who keeps responding over and over like you have something to prove. You'll even fire back at this. Mark my words.

 

[RustyRatRod]

He is in real life too. But one of the nicest dudes in the industry. And on top of that, he’s done more dyno testing than (dare I say it?) ANYONE. His knowledge base is deep.

Yeah and he's done a crapton of testing on EVERYTHING too. From engines to motor oil to penetrating oil and everything in between.

 

[340six]

Have a good weekend

Did you buy a car yet?

 

[Dan the man]

Did you buy a car yet?

No sir I have not, I just got 4 spinal injections last week and between back issues and roofing contractors and other family issues it just hasn't been the best summer. I know others have problems to but I feel that honestly is the best thing.

 

[a-bodyguy]

If the 440 had 3.23's what gear would the 318 need?

3.23s and spray
bye bye 440

 

[273]

3.23s and spray
bye bye 440

You love that spray