Here, you do the math...

edit: Not disagreeing with anyone, I didn't see if he posted a tire/wheel combination.

As you can see from my byline below I achieved my cruising highway objective by dumping the closed driveshaft, adding the '57 3.90 with a '62 3 sp+od, that's .7 X 3.90 = 2.73. Initially, actually, I mean before I added the above combination I added the "poor man's overdrive" read: taller set of tires which lowers rpms.


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1949 Chevy Half Ton
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