nutcase wrote:Wonder if there's enough material to machine a 5 speed pinion shaft down to suit a 4 speed box...
I understand early boxes were 3.89 too.
I've heard people putting 5 speeds into the chill-cast boxes. It must be possible then.
nutcase wrote:Wonder if there's enough material to machine a 5 speed pinion shaft down to suit a 4 speed box...
I understand early boxes were 3.89 too.
nutcase wrote:Wonder if there's enough material to machine a 5 speed pinion shaft down to suit a 4 speed box...
I understand early boxes were 3.89 too.
turbo stephan wrote:HA, that's a good point. I recently created an Excel sheet which allows to select gearbox, gear # , RPM (in 250 steps) and tire size, and then give you the resulting speed in kph and mph.
turbo stephan wrote:However, as Luke mentioned, this would only make sense if you have quite a bit of power and would be especially bad if you're in city traffic.
On another note, IIRC, the very first 900 gearboxes up to 1980 came at least in Europe with the 3.89 pinion and gear set.
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