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Rick is currently offline  Rick   United States
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What cars did the 3.42 ratio rear end come in? Searching hasn't helped me.
Planning a trip the the "Mens Mall" soon and thought I'd look for one of these as well.
Suggestions regarding the 3.42?
Are there pitfalls I am overlooking? I am aware of the speedo adaption issue.
What parts should I get with the unit?
Any tips would be appreciated
Thanks
Rick


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Re: [GMCnet] 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102400 is a reply to message #102396] Sun, 10 October 2010 10:43 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Rick,
The 3,42 ratio was on the drawings at GM along with the 3.54.
These were only only for the front wheel drive,
These are a common ratio for all GM.
If you think you can adopt one to fit the front,you'll be in for lot
of frustration.
I can supply you just the gears for $450.

On Sun, Oct 10, 2010 at 8:32 AM, Rick Does <technicalninja@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
> What cars did the 3.42 ratio rear end come in? Searching hasn't helped me.
> Planning a trip the the "Mens Mall" soon and thought I'd look for one of these as well.
> Suggestions regarding the 3.42?
> Are there pitfalls I am overlooking? I am aware of the speedo adaption issue.
> What parts should I get with the unit?
> Any tips would be appreciated
> Thanks
> Rick
>
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> 1976 Glenbrook "Some Assembly Required"
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Re: [GMCnet] 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102402 is a reply to message #102396] Sun, 10 October 2010 10:45 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Rick,

IIRC the final drives in Toronados and Eldorados came in three ratios:

2.73 to 1
3.07 to 1
3.21 to 1 (planetary gears) 1966 & 1967

IIRC the 3.42 to 1 is sold by Cinnabar.

Jim K. sells 3.55, 3.70, and 4.10 ratios:

http://www.appliedgmc.com/prod.itml/icOid/606

Regards,
Rob

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Subject: [GMCnet] 3.42 ratio rear end sources?

What cars did the 3.42 ratio rear end come in? Searching hasn't helped me.
Planning a trip the the "Mens Mall" soon and thought I'd look for one of
these as well.
Suggestions regarding the 3.42?
Are there pitfalls I am overlooking? I am aware of the speedo adaption
issue.
What parts should I get with the unit?
Any tips would be appreciated
Thanks
Rick

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Re: 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102424 is a reply to message #102396] Sun, 10 October 2010 16:06 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Thanks for the replies,
This explains why I had such bad luck searching.
Found lots of info comparing the 3.55 to the 3.42 and in-advertantly thought the 3.42 was a "common ratio" IE installed from the factory in something else that used the TH425/325 transmission. My understanding now is the lowest ratio installed by GM is the 3.07 for the later 10 bolt housings. (disregarding the early Toro stuff).

I wouldn't try to re-engineer an application like this; dissapointment and possibly destruction live down that road.
Much easier to purchase already re-engineered stuff if available.

If I were going the rebuild the diff route I'd probably opt for Jim K's 3.55 ratio.

Was hoping for an inexpensive route for a lower gear ratio.

Thanks again
Rick


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Re: [GMCnet] 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102432 is a reply to message #102424] Sun, 10 October 2010 16:38 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Rick,

I would suggest not disregarding the early Toro stuff. The planetary final
drive in the 66 & 67 is a WAY better unit to the spur gear unit in the later
models. As I understand it they stopped building it because it was too
expensive.

I have a 3.21 in Double Trouble here in the USA and one ready to go into The
Blue Streak in Australia.

I bought the one that is in Double Trouble for $200 off eBay and it was
attached to a switch pitch transmission!

The transmission is out at Manny's waiting for me to decide whether or not
to have him rebuild it with a Power Drive or not.

Regards,
Rob M.
USAussie

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Subject: Re: [GMCnet] 3.42 ratio rear end sources?

Thanks for the replies,
This explains why I had such bad luck searching.
Found lots of info comparing the 3.55 to the 3.42 and in-advertantly thought
the 3.42 was a "common ratio" IE installed from the factory in something
else that used the TH425/325 transmission. My understanding now is the
lowest ratio installed by GM is the 3.07 for the later 10 bolt housings.
(disregarding the early Toro stuff).

I wouldn't try to re-engineer an application like this; dissapointment and
possibly destruction live down that road.
Much easier to purchase already re-engineered stuff if available.

If I were going the rebuild the diff route I'd probably opt for Jim K's 3.55
ratio.

Was hoping for an inexpensive route for a lower gear ratio.

Thanks again
Rick
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Re: 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102442 is a reply to message #102396] Sun, 10 October 2010 18:44 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Hello Rob, You met my Dad down in S.A this weekend. He had a great time swapping stories with you.
How did you end up with VINs so close together and the coaches so far apart? Are you looking for 100427?

One of the problems I will face is the need for a limited slip option down the road. The final drivetrain package I envision will require one. I have not seen references to a LSD option or availability regarding the 3.21 set. I haven't looked real hard yet either.

As I also envision it being switch pitch I need the early Toro/Eldo tanny anyway and am avidly searching for a good core to build. $200 would be a purchase point for me as well. I will end up owning the 3.21 regardless if I use it or not.

I was looking for a cheap quick gear upgrade that I could add to the stock coach before the final transaxle gets built.
Not to be.


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Re: 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102445 is a reply to message #102442] Sun, 10 October 2010 19:44 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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"I have not seen references to a LSD option or availability regarding the 3.21 set. I haven't looked real hard yet either."

Rick,

look no further than Jim K at applied gmc for an LSD in a variety of ratios. I have one - - it works!



Neil
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Los Angeles
Re: 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102450 is a reply to message #102424] Sun, 10 October 2010 20:14 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Rick wrote on Sun, 10 October 2010 17:06

Thanks for the replies,
This explains why I had such bad luck searching.
Found lots of info comparing the 3.55 to the 3.42 and in-advertantly thought the 3.42 was a "common ratio" IE installed from the factory in something else that used the TH425/325 transmission. My understanding now is the lowest ratio installed by GM is the 3.07 for the later 10 bolt housings. (disregarding the early Toro stuff).

I wouldn't try to re-engineer an application like this; dissapointment and possibly destruction live down that road.
Much easier to purchase already re-engineered stuff if available.

If I were going the rebuild the diff route I'd probably opt for Jim K's 3.55 ratio.

Was hoping for an inexpensive route for a lower gear ratio.

Thanks again
Rick


Rick,

As I understand it Toronados with towing option had 3.07 final drives and 2.73 ratio without the towing option. I know I installed a 2.73 ratio in my motorhome from a Toronado we scrapped and thought it was a 3.07. Driving on the Interstate I found I was running around 89mph when my speedometer registered between 65 and 70. The 3.21 ratio was in earlier Toronados and I am planning to install one this winter..


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Re: 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102455 is a reply to message #102450] Sun, 10 October 2010 20:24 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Rick, if you are thinking LSD down the road, get the 355 from Jim. He has made this a real nice setup. I could not believe it when he was able to do it, but he did.
Just my opinion.
Dan


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Re: 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102464 is a reply to message #102455] Sun, 10 October 2010 20:58 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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FWIW,
There is a GMC'r by the name of John Biwersi that rebuilds 3.21's and sells them for use in our Motohomes. A lot of guys are running his 3.21's and love them. If you are interested in this, PM me for John's email and phone #.



Larry Smile
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Menomonie, WI.
Re: [GMCnet] 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102468 is a reply to message #102464] Sun, 10 October 2010 21:17 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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My PO's records says that he put in a 3:21 back in 94 and then in 1999 put in a
3:46 which works great. Is there such a thing as a 3:46 or was it a typo
where he meant a 3:42?????


Ray


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FWIW,
There is a GMC'r by the name of John Biwersi that rebuilds 3.21's and sells them
for use in our Motohomes. A lot of guys are running his 3.21's and love them.
If you are interested in this, PM me for John's email and phone #.


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Re: [GMCnet] 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102478 is a reply to message #102468] Sun, 10 October 2010 21:58 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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I've got a 3.46:1 final drive in my Palm Beach, Ray. Came from the
late Marvin Peck many years ago. I'm very happy with it.

Jim K bought all of Marvins stock several years ago.

bdub


On Sun, Oct 10, 2010 at 9:17 PM, Ray Erspamer <78gmc-royale@att.net> wrote:
> My PO's records says that he put in a 3:21 back in 94 and then in 1999 put in a
> 3:46 which works great.    Is there such a thing as a 3:46 or was it a typo
> where he meant a 3:42?????
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Re: 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102483 is a reply to message #102396] Sun, 10 October 2010 22:29 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Billy, I have the 355. I run 245-75-16 tires. What do you think my ratio is?
Dan
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Re: [GMCnet] 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102490 is a reply to message #102445] Sun, 10 October 2010 23:11 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Neil,

The LSD that Jim K sells CAN NOT be installed in a 3.21 Final Drive.

Regards,
Rob M.
USAussie

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"I have not seen references to a LSD option or availability regarding the
3.21 set. I haven't looked real hard yet either."

Rick,

look no further than Jim K at applied gmc for an LSD in a variety of ratios.
I have one - - it works!

-
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Re: [GMCnet] 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102491 is a reply to message #102442] Sun, 10 October 2010 23:11 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Rick,

Yup! Your Dad, Larry Turner, and I swapped a few "Viet Nam war stories" at
the luncheon. A bit different as normally it's "GMC war stories" that get
told when GMC'ers get together!;-)

Set up an eBay search for Toronado and Eldorado and check it daily that's
how I scored the switch pitch and 3.21 I have here for $200.00 in Oklahoma.

I never noticed the serial numbers of my two Avions. David Greenberg noticed
it and advised that 427 was an Eleganza.

The odds of one guy owning two sequential coaches off the Avion production
line is amazing, the fact that they're on opposite sides of the globe is
unbelievable!

BTW I have been told that the 3.21 has a bit of a positrac action due to the
planetary gear setup, I'll have to find a dirt road and give it a go and see
what happens.

Regards,
Rob M.
USAussie

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Hello Rob, You met my Dad down in S.A this weekend. He had a great time
swapping stories with you.
How did you end up with VINs so close together and the coaches so far apart?
Are you looking for 100427?

One of the problems I will face is the need for a limited slip option down
the road. The final drivetrain package I envision will require one. I have
not seen references to a LSD option or availability regarding the 3.21 set.
I haven't looked real hard yet either.

As I also envision it being switch pitch I need the early Toro/Eldo tanny
anyway and am avidly searching for a good core to build. $200 would be a
purchase point for me as well. I will end up owning the 3.21 regardless if I
use it or not.

I was looking for a cheap quick gear upgrade that I could add to the stock
coach before the final transaxle gets built.
Not to be.

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Re: [GMCnet] 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102495 is a reply to message #102464] Sun, 10 October 2010 23:41 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Look at our chart for different ratios, it gives you an idea as to how
the torque curve can help you gain power to negotiate hills .
I learned from the late Marvin Peck (Gear Master) that the most
overall funional ratio for a 26 ft. is around 3.65-3.70.
Most people need the gears at 50mph.
3,000 people can't be wrong.
Before the lower gears came out, I ran 3.21 from 1984-1993.It did not
do much to help us.
around 1994 is when the real gear ratios came out 3.50,3.60 and 3.67.
They all seemed to have some type of problem and ended up purchasing
our 3.55 as it was the only ratio we had.
We had such fantastic warrenty program, we had majority of the repair
shops purcasing them for their customers.
We still carry the best no hassel warrenty.
Once you put it in you will never need to pay for repair.
Coop,Sirum, Gradview,Golby, MGM GMC,Zeb's carry our gears.

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>
> FWIW,
> There is a GMC'r by the name of John Biwersi that rebuilds 3.21's and sells them for use in our Motohomes.  A lot of guys are running his 3.21's and love them.  If you are interested in this, PM me for John's email and phone #.
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Re: [GMCnet] 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102575 is a reply to message #102483] Mon, 11 October 2010 12:52 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Dan,

The 3.55 final with the 245/75R16E tire your final drive ratio comes
out to a 3.34.

JR Wright
On Oct 10, 2010, at 11:29 PM, Dan Gregg wrote:

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>
> Billy, I have the 355. I run 245-75-16 tires. What do you think my
> ratio is?
> Dan
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Re: [GMCnet] 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102582 is a reply to message #102575] Mon, 11 October 2010 13:10 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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I have a copy of the conversion chart, I also run the 245-75-16 tires. With my
3:46 final drive, those tires put me at a 3:30 ratio.

Ray


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Subject: Re: [GMCnet] 3.42 ratio rear end sources?

Dan,

The 3.55 final with the 245/75R16E tire your final drive ratio comes
out to a 3.34.

JR Wright
On Oct 10, 2010, at 11:29 PM, Dan Gregg wrote:

>
>
> Billy, I have the 355. I run 245-75-16 tires. What do you think my
> ratio is?
> Dan
> placing local geocaches in our area
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Re: [GMCnet] 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102599 is a reply to message #102575] Mon, 11 October 2010 15:09 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Whew! Thanks, John.

I'd have never figured that out. I only knew he'd go faster (only if it
wasn't uphill).

;-)
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The 3.55 final with the 245/75R16E tire your final drive ratio comes
out to a 3.34.


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Re: [GMCnet] 3.42 ratio rear end sources? [message #102601 is a reply to message #102599] Mon, 11 October 2010 15:28 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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How in heck can changing tire sizes change
the actual gears in the differential?


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> From: bdub@pgrb.com
> To: gmclist@temp.gmcnet.org
> Date: Mon, 11 Oct 2010 15:09:51 -0500
> Subject: Re: [GMCnet] 3.42 ratio rear end sources?
>
> Whew! Thanks, John.
>
> I'd have never figured that out. I only knew he'd go faster (only if it
> wasn't uphill).
>
> ;-)
> bdub
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: On Behalf Of John Wright
>
> The 3.55 final with the 245/75R16E tire your final drive ratio comes
> out to a 3.34.
>
>
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