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Old 12-18-2009, 07:53 PM   #21
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L79, the adjustment calls for tightening the screw to 72 inch pounds and then backing out 4 turns. I think it was 63 corvette (Rick ?)that suggests just snugging it down and backing out 3.5 turns and that sounds perfect to me. You'll probably find that it doesn't change much after initial break in. I only mentioned keeping an eye on it, because I got lazy (well, in all honesty, I was lazy all along) and it bit me right in the stage light. Set the trans brake and rolled backwards, redlighting. Wasn't much Kevlar left on the band. Also, I don't think the Kevlar is a must; the stock lining works pretty well in some applications.

What I meant by 'bracket stuff' was to differentiate from class cars that may be relatively heavy and running smaller engines with less stroke. Those are the cars that need the deeper gear in the P/G. I'm using an ATI straight cut 1.87 behind a 406" @ 3250 lbs. Kinda wish I'd gone with the 1.80
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Old 12-19-2009, 11:20 AM   #22
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Ken, thanks for the info. I'll keep up on the band. Go the new tranny in last night. I cant wait to try it out but were getting a blizzard here on Long Island this weekend. I'll have to wait until warmer weather. This Vette with a 4 link should 60' at least mid high 1.30's
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