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 25 Jan 2006, 12:48 AM
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 Fear teh Admins POWAH     Posts: 21,412 Joined: 3rd August, 2002 From: Windsor - Vic Car(s): HR31 GTS-R Trader Rating : 6  |
Hi guys.
With the new section, its looking a bit bare, best thing to brighten it up are good useful sticky threads  If someone has an idea, post here or PM me. I was thinking if someone can post up formula's to workout diff ratios and things like that... would be very handy for a sticky. You'll be credited with the information of course and all that Throw ideas out there -ash -------------------- SAU-Vic President - 2008
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 25 May 2006, 07:00 PM
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Evan  Posts: 87 Joined: 12th September, 2005 Car(s): R33 Skyline Real Name: Evan Trader Rating : 0 |
um. To figure out any gear ratio the formula is: the number of teeth on the driven gear (crown wheel) divided by the number of teeth on the driving gear (pinion) eg: crown wheel 20 teeth, pinion 10....
SO 20 divided by 10 = a ratio of 2:1... easy. Evan |
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20 Jul 2006, 06:10 PM
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 F$&Kn Bang! Posts: 373 Joined: 18th January, 2006 Car(s): HR32 GTS-T Trader Rating : 0 |
Do 10 rotations of the tailshaft, an get some one to watch ur wheel an see how many times the wheel spins to 10 rotations of the TS
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30 Jul 2007, 09:21 AM
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 Garage Sloth Posts: 444 Joined: 11th January, 2005 From: Bunbury, Western Australia Car(s): R32-R Impul Real Name: Koree Trader Rating : 1 |
na that way isnt as effective. its crown wheel teeth divided by pinion teeth to get the proper ratio. sometimes its even stamped on the side of the gears
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2 Oct 2007, 07:55 PM
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RB25DET Posts: 58 Joined: 27th September, 2007 From: QLD Car(s): R34 gt25t Real Name: Neil Trader Rating : 0 |
i whould just check the diff have never come across a single diff that did not have the ratio stamped onto it some where with out a plate on it some where
so why try and work it out? |
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6 Oct 2007, 01:16 AM
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 Rank: RB25DET Posts: 895 Joined: 6th June, 2007 From: Seville Grove Car(s): 93 RZ SUPRA Real Name: Daniel Popa Trader Rating : 0 |
QUOTE(neofenrir34 @ 2 Oct 2007, 06:25 PM)  i whould just check the diff have never come across a single diff that did not have the ratio stamped onto it some where with out a plate on it some where so why try and work it out? Because people get diff gears changed -------------------- http://www.myspace.com/daniel_popa86
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6 Oct 2007, 10:51 AM
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Garage Sloth Posts: 444 Joined: 11th January, 2005 From: Bunbury, Western Australia Car(s): R32-R Impul Real Name: Koree Trader Rating : 1 |
can we get a thread up on recomended oils to use in gearboxs, vlsd and mechanical lsds. say in my gearbox i use fuchs 75/90 because i found the redline shockproof crap and in my kaaz 2 way i use fuchs ls140 with ford motorsport additive. i notice alot of people use castrol syntrax and find it good
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