Axle ratio
Axle ratio
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rev-erend

Original Poster:

21,623 posts

314 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2008
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Anyone know what the axle ratio is on the SEAC .. probably the same as the 400SE ..

I'm thinking it 3.09 but just need to confirm it to calculate gearing figures.

Thks.

shpub

8,507 posts

302 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2008
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3.54 or 3.33 or... what ever they had. PS don't go by the tag, it is often wrong. Jack it up turn the input shaft and count the wheel revs.

beastie

604 posts

253 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2008
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google says 3.07...

rev-erend

Original Poster:

21,623 posts

314 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2008
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shpub said:
3.54 or 3.33 or... what ever they had. PS don't go by the tag, it is often wrong. Jack it up turn the input shaft and count the wheel revs.
So - 1 turn of the prop shaft should turn the wheel 3.?? times..

rev-erend

Original Poster:

21,623 posts

314 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2008
quotequote all
shpub said:
3.54 or 3.33 or... what ever they had. PS don't go by the tag, it is often wrong. Jack it up turn the input shaft and count the wheel revs.
So - 1 turn of the prop shaft should turn the wheel 3.?? times..

shpub

8,507 posts

302 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2008
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No.... one turn of the wheel will turn the prop shaft 3.XXXX times. Unless you've got the diff in the wrong way.

adam quantrill

11,679 posts

272 months

Wednesday 4th June 2008
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Is this assuming both wheels turn by the same amount?

If only one is jacked up then you might have to halve the final figure.

Oh - and do 10 revs of the prop shaft for a more accurate result.


rev-erend

Original Poster:

21,623 posts

314 months

Wednesday 4th June 2008
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shpub said:
No.... one turn of the wheel will turn the prop shaft 3.XXXX times. Unless you've got the diff in the wrong way.
Yep - should have guessed that .. frown

rev-erend

Original Poster:

21,623 posts

314 months

Wednesday 4th June 2008
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adam quantrill said:
Oh - and do 10 revs of the prop shaft for a more accurate result.
Yes - had figured on doing the 10 revs trick..