4L60E overdive ratio plz help ?
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4L60E overdive ratio plz help ?
hi dear
can i ask you plz about the 4L60E overdive ratio ?
cuz i want to Calculate my Rear End Gear Ratio
cuz i want to check it on this site
http://www.iroc-z.com/flashlight/how...alc/hpcalc.htm
thanx brother
can i ask you plz about the 4L60E overdive ratio ?
cuz i want to Calculate my Rear End Gear Ratio
cuz i want to check it on this site
http://www.iroc-z.com/flashlight/how...alc/hpcalc.htm
thanx brother
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i dont know my End Gear Ratio and i want to know it??
what can i do ???
when i drive
my rpm's of the motor at a certain speed 2000 and the speedometer 100 km/h???
what can i do ???
when i drive
my rpm's of the motor at a certain speed 2000 and the speedometer 100 km/h???
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Your automatic will either be 2.73 or 3.23.
Look on your door panel for your list of codes.
GU3 = 2.73
GU5 = 3.23
Generally speaking the SS and WS6's had the better gear by default but the Formulas and Z28's could have it as an option.
With my car (3.23) I turn 1500 @ 50mph with a stock diameter tire.
Look on your door panel for your list of codes.
GU3 = 2.73
GU5 = 3.23
Generally speaking the SS and WS6's had the better gear by default but the Formulas and Z28's could have it as an option.
With my car (3.23) I turn 1500 @ 50mph with a stock diameter tire.
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Its 3.42s on a stock tire size.
Speed (in mph) at 2000 rpm for an A4 by rear gear, assuming stock tire size and no PWM slip:
2.73: 79
3.23: 67
3.42: 63
3.73: 58
4.10: 53
Throw in a little PWM slip and 62 mph at 2000 is dead on for 3.42s. Probably switched gears by the previous owner.
Speed (in mph) at 2000 rpm for an A4 by rear gear, assuming stock tire size and no PWM slip:
2.73: 79
3.23: 67
3.42: 63
3.73: 58
4.10: 53
Throw in a little PWM slip and 62 mph at 2000 is dead on for 3.42s. Probably switched gears by the previous owner.