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tim
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5/03/2004
22:52:22
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 Subject: is an 87 fit for the open road?
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hello I need quick info before I hit the road. is a 1987 Dodge dakota 3.9l V6 727 torque Flite 3-speed trans.w/ 225/15 tires and a 3.23 rear end. I kind of scared to drive it 75 or over because of the 3-speed trans. at what rpm does the engine run at 80 mph.
p.s. here are the ratios of the 727 torque Flite
1st 2.45.1
2nd 1.40.1
3rd 1.00.1
I'm thankful for any help
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tim
Dodge Dakota
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5/04/2004
09:46:18
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nobody can help?
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b1llyw
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5/04/2004
12:00:40
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I don't think the 3.9 came with a 727. I think you have an A500.
Bill White - KRC Performance
'95 CC 4x2 - 408, 5-speed, 8 3/4
'03 Neon R/T - No mods...yet
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vern
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5/04/2004
17:35:40
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if it,s a 87,it,s a 904
around 3200-3500rpm,you should be able to run this
and then some.
hit the road and ride
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tim
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5/04/2004
21:33:02
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904's don't have the lock up torque converters but the 727 and the 909 torque flite have them I'm sure it's a 727 b/c it has lock-up torque converter and I was told it had a 727. but it should almost run the same rpm's as the 904 right?
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tim
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5/07/2004
23:13:55
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I whould like to here more input
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