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03-20-2014
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1987 texas mile
check out the c4 1987 texas mile car for sale at ebay. this car ran 211 mph and no power adder. this is a real ripper. Whenever I see a stout c4 selling I like to know. Hope I dont get in trouble for posting this. guy wants 65k.
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03-21-2014
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Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: NC
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Re: 1987 texas mile
Widest ratio tranny gearing I've ever seen!
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03-21-2014
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Re: 1987 texas mile
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03-21-2014
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Freedom, PA
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Re: 1987 texas mile
Sweeeet!
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Location: Woodstock, Ontario, Canada
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Re: 1987 texas mile
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The ZF has a wide assed ratio between 4th and 5th as well. I wonder how the trans was geared? I think you can order whatever you wish in the Richmond 5 speeds. ZF-S6 for comparison. 1st-2.68, 2nd-1.80, 3rd-1.29, 4th-1.0, 5th-0.75, 6th-0.50 Here is one possible combo for the Richmond 5 speed 1st 3.25 2nd 2.07 3rd 1.53 4th 1.16 5th 1.00 Gotten with the following hard parts Mainshaft Cluster 5 - 24 32 4 - 26 30 3 - 30 26 2 - 34 22 1 - 39 16 |
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