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Other than using a "weak" overdrive toploader, all of the 4-speeds have 1:1 4th gear, so cruising rpm's will depend upon rear gears and tire OD.
If you want cruising capability with a 4-speed, then get a wide ratio toploader, and run 3.07 rears, maybe going to 2.88's, but I'd stick with 3.07's.
If you want to run a close ratio toploader, then you pretty much need to run a 3.50 rear or close to that. With a 3.07 rear, starting in 1st, or reverse, is too hard fo regular use.
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"After jumping into an early lead, Miles pitted for no reason. He let the entire field go by before re-entering the race. The crowd was jumping up and down as he stunned the Chevrolet drivers by easily passing the entire field to finish second behind MacDonald's other team Cobra. The Corvette people were completely demoralized."
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