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Its here again get ready Daftlad on your marks get set go....................................................................3:46 standard too high geared with C/R box, 3:73 the best with standard box, but equally good with C/R, but not quite as manic, 3:91 track day good match C/R box no crownwheels and pinions in the country 3 weeks ago.
await everyone else to pile in with agreement contradiction et al

Edited by bobd on Sunday 4th November 13:31
bobd said:
Daftlad said:
bobd said:
jamie g said:
Who makes the crown wheels and pinions? And will all 3 ratios fit into the 3.4... diff housing without too much grief?


edited to add......I assume its your CSL at HHC at the moment - must have been hard to give that up - even for a Sag.

Edited by Daftlad on Monday 5th November 17:13
I used to Have a Tuscan S With close ratio box with 3:73 diff which worked very well indeed & highly recomended including for Road / Track day use. However I have a Sagaris now which had a normal standard gear box with a 3:46 diff which is a crap combination to say the least & considering the Sagaris has the similar engine as the Tuscan S or same! The Sagaris in comparison was incredibly 6 seconds a lap slower around Croft (1.42/1.36). Now my Sagaris has the close ratio box with a 3:91 Diff (+Nitron/Race) & is 3 seconds a lap faster around Croft than my Tuscan was (1.33) 9 seconds is a lot of track, & is 'EXTREMELY' entertaining & now goes like a rocket additionally can't believe it's the same car. The only draw back is that the top end is only around 155 & can just be maxed out on Hanger straight at Silverstone & that's with a 'dodgy' engine as well... To summerise as an allrounder the CR/box with 3.73 diff is superb, the CR/box with 3.91 diff is astounding especially when tracked...
Edited by shaunsmith on Monday 5th November 19:16
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