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We purchased a 97' F-Superduty for a company truck. The truck is beastly strong, but is super low geared. The truck is turning about 2500 RPM at 60 mph. It is a five speed, but it seems like it could use another gear... is there a six speed we can swap in easily? What other options are there?
We purchased a 97' F-Superduty for a company truck. The truck is beastly strong, but is super low geared. The truck is turning about 2500 RPM at 60 mph. It is a five speed, but it seems like it could use another gear... is there a six speed we can swap in easily? What other options are there?
The short answer is no. The ZF6 has an almost identical final drive ratio, so many believe its not worth the effort.
Don't know the gear ratio... it is a company truck. I test drove a few other F-450's recently and none were as low geared as ours. I am at 2100 RPM at 55. Still get about 11 mpg though.
I'm wondering if someone swapped in 4.56's or 5.13's? I'm not sure what the math works out to be for your RPM. What size rim/tires? You could pull the rear cover and count the teeth on the ring gear to know for sure.
I'm wondering if someone swapped in 4.56's or 5.13's? I'm not sure what the math works out to be for your RPM. What size rim/tires? You could pull the rear cover and count the teeth on the ring gear to know for sure.
If I remember right those are the gears that came standard with the OBS superduty. To the OP, what does the door tag say for rear axel code?
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