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I had a 86 190E and it didn't have overdrive (4th gear). From what I've read the 190's turn higher RPM than the bigger cars.
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missing a gear?
check out my post last year and responses
"missing a gear?"
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so haw many shifts
do you count when you accelerate from a stop? a four speed should shift three times.
and yes ;your rpm at 60 should be more like 2500 as a rough estimate. my sdl runs 73 at 3000 rpm. it has the 288 rear end. your car should have a 265 i think so at 3000 it would run about 80 i would think. yes the five speed conversion is straightforward. everthing will bolt in you need tranny shifter shift rods clutch and flywheel speedo and driveshaft. maybe a crossmember too. perfect time to convert when your auto is out to lunch. the parts are out there. if from a salvage yard i would guess somewhere between 500 and 750. labor to install if hired done about 500. tom w
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Does anyone know about what a 90' model with the 3.0L I-6 should turn at about 70 mph?
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