trans gear ratio
Being an '87 v6, you should have the A999 (32rh) transmission. Here is what I could find about it from allpar.com (you should check out that site, it has tons of info)...
Your transfer case should be the NP207, which has a low range of 2.61:1 and a high range of 1.00:1
The various Torqueflites had the same internal ratios, despite their other differences. Until 1980, they were relatively narrow (see Tom Hand's detailed article); in and after 1980, a wide-ratio gearset was introduced and used in most of the 998 and 999 transmissions. This ratio was 2.54 in first, 1.54 in second, and (as with the earlier Torqueflites) 1.00 in third. This gearset, which uses a welded-steel planet cage, is noisier and less durable than the original-ratio gearset with its machined-aluminum planet cage, but the lower first and second gears helped cope with the tall rear axle ratios needed for gas mileage.
Last edited by 95_318SLT; Apr 27, 2009 at 12:31 PM.
Yeah, you're right... the jeep version of the 207 has the 2.61:1 ratio, but I guess the dodge version has the 2.72:1.
YES, same for 2wd and 4wd, for that matter it's the same for all 904 based transmissions
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