Reply to "How do you make it rain in California?... buy a speedster."

TRP

I'm not sure I have the patience / time to build 4 gearboxes.

My goals would be to have a first gear that is usable and the ability to cruise at 75mph on the highway. With my existing 4 speed, I have a 3.78 main shaft and a 3.88 R&P. I'm running the standard old stock 67 sedan gearing with 185/65's. I feel like I don't get but 25-30 feet before I'm shifting into second. I understand that aftermarket first, second, third and fourth gears get expensive, real quickly.

Any suggestions on which tubing flair tool to purchase? I need to flair the fuel line ends to 37 degrees (AN fittings). I'd like to avoid buying a 120.00 tool I might use 6 times. Is that something you can rent?

Ted

2/9/165:47 PM

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