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  • dohcfiend
    King Chalupa
    • Jan 2004
    • 2351

    #1

    final drive ratio/differential

    i have heard that our trannies the 4t60e had as much as 5 different fdr's in them. how do u tell which one u have?
    The Official Rotating Mass Nazi
  • quantum110
    • Oct 2003
    • 175

    #2
    I think the FDR depended on the Engine and the Car they were in. I'm pretty sure the ATSG manuals that are sold on e-bay have all the info. I could have swore someone here said they had one.

    BTW...doesn't this belong in the tranny section?
    67 Olds Cutlass 2bbl 330 w/ 2 speed Jetaway

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    • quantum110
      • Oct 2003
      • 175

      #3
      IN fact here is the info...
      http://60degreev6.com/hlperf/60V6%20...iles/4T60E.htm
      67 Olds Cutlass 2bbl 330 w/ 2 speed Jetaway

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      • dohcfiend
        King Chalupa
        • Jan 2004
        • 2351

        #4
        thanx.
        The Official Rotating Mass Nazi

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        • dykz34
          • Jan 2004
          • 793

          #5
          Here is a quick guide:



          To get the 3.73 overall FDR, you just need to put in a 3.33 diff. You/we already have the best chain ratio available.

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          • dohcfiend
            King Chalupa
            • Jan 2004
            • 2351

            #6
            kewl, how do i do that and where do i get a 3.33? also i have a 3 spd auto for a 86 fiero gt. mybe that might be a potential donor for a diff?also if quantum is right u guys can delete the thread and i will re-post. i didn't intentionally screw up the order.sry
            The Official Rotating Mass Nazi

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            • 4spdz34
              • Oct 2003
              • 185

              #7
              u HAVE to get a diff from a 4t60e. any w-body that has a 4t60e and was matted to a 3.1 will have your differential. if u don't know how to put it in a suggest having a trans shop do it for u.

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              • brian89gp
                • Oct 2003
                • 554

                #8
                any 4t60e with a 3100 motor in a w-body. You'll need the differential, sun gear, and possibly a shim/washer/clip. Lorenzo would know since he's done this.

                You should be able to do it from the passenger side wheel well, its not gonna be easy but it is possible. On the 3.4 you'll have to remove the rear motor mount and bracket, remove the axel, and possibly undo the tie rod from the knuckle.

                If your alternator is starting to die you might as well do that along with it since it will be much easier to get out.

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                • 4spdz34
                  • Oct 2003
                  • 185

                  #9
                  Originally posted by brian89gp
                  any 4t60e with a 3100 motor in a w-body. You'll need the differential, sun gear, and possibly a shim/washer/clip. Lorenzo would know since he's done this.

                  You should be able to do it from the passenger side wheel well, its not gonna be easy but it is possible. On the 3.4 you'll have to remove the rear motor mount and bracket, remove the axel, and possibly undo the tie rod from the knuckle.

                  If your alternator is starting to die you might as well do that along with it since it will be much easier to get out.
                  i've done it to. u are supposed to use a special tool from gm to measure the clearance so u know what spacer to use

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                  • Gemmer
                    • Oct 2003
                    • 240

                    #10
                    does anyone make a 3.33 limited slip?

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                    • dykz34
                      • Jan 2004
                      • 793

                      #11
                      You can get one from: www.engineered.net

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