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Originally Posted by Captainfab
A bigger engine won't change the fact that those gears are too high for use with 33" tires. Granted the 350 will have more torque but the engine still won't be able to run in it's optimum rpm range. The lower the rpm's doesn't mean better mpg's. Your mpg likely won't be much if any better than the 8-10 you are getting now.
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What would be the best tire height for an unknown hp 350 goodwrench with a th350 and a 3:08 rear-end?
Same question for a somewhat built 283?
I very rarely go above 45 mph. No freeway driving.
And then, which would better serve my driving conditions - the somewhat built 283, or a stock goodwrench 350?