If I bought a truck with:
11R22.5 rubber
Eaton Fuller 10spd trans. (Not sure which model, but I'm pretty sure it's an O/D trans)
and 5.29 rear gears,
what would the cruising RPMs be at 65, 70, and 75mph?
A quick question for a rear gear ratio guru.
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Are you sure about 5.29s ? If that's correct, it's a stump puller.....
go on Eatons web site and it has a calculator where you plug in all those #s and it will give you rpms/ speed....Last edited: May 4, 2015
double yellow Thanks this. -
http://www.roadranger.com/ecm/groups/public/@pub/@eaton/@roadranger/documents/content/ct_062746.swf
75 would be over 3000 rpm's Better crawl under and check rearends. -
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500 revolutions per mile for the 11r22.5s
10 spd overdrives usually have .74 or .75 final gear, using .75:
1984 rpm at 60
2149 at 65
2314 at 70
2480 at 75 -
Is this a single axle? If this were a line haul tractor, I'd double check that rear end ratio.
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this is slow truck
so run 55-65 -
I have 4.33's. I won't cruise faster than 65 and won't go faster than 70 if I've really got to pinch her to get around someone.
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It's a truck i was looking at on truck paper dot com.
I can only assume the seller checked themselves before listing the specs. I'm sure it was some sort of construction/vocational truck. It had a huge tubular steel headache rack and only 1 fuel tank. Very low miles but high hours.
I was just curious if a truck would even be highway-worthy with gears like that.
I guess not. I'd kill myself if i had to drive around @ 55mph.
The truck had a C12 Cat. I'm told they have very low cruising RPM speeds..... -
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