AWD_Hybrid
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Does it say the rvr turbo has a 3.30 rear diff? I need a tranny for my expos lrv. Its an automatic but has a 3.545 rear diff. I was looking at those rvr trannies on ebay but was wondering if I needed a 3.30 gear set for my diff to run it.
This is my corrected gear ratios, not Mitsu manual quoted gears.
I have built many RVR turbo auto boxes for street & strip. I have worked out the so called
gear ratios by my gps speeds vs revs & by using a mph vs revs formula. My box is locked,
so there is no viscous slip that could throw my figures out. I used 3rd gear which has all
clutch packs applied to find the final drive ratio & then applied the formula to work out
the other gear ratios. These imaginary gear ratios are not what Mitsubishi quotes. The diffs
& transfer case tooth counts are correct. Tyres are 225 x 50 x 17 which are only 4mm undersize
in dia, so it won't effect the specs. Convertor is a non lockup, but all brazed up etc.
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804.6 revs per mile = 25.06 tire diameterAnytime you tap the accelerator you will see the taco jump = convertor wasting fuel.
Factory cruise controls don't read often enough & cause convertor flaring ^^^^^^^
Me keeping the taco steady at gps speeds is the figures I've given. Not easy to do.
Use 5.069 as your final drive, but use your tyres size. That's with the 3.307 rear.
I have worked out my other 5.997 final drive by theory with my tyres.
I will do a road test it's figures, but it's not relevant to this post.
Here's my tyres by what they say.
Tire - 225/50R17
Overall Diameter: 25.85in 656.59mm
Sidewall Height: 4.42 in 112.26 mm
Circumference: 81.21 in 2062.7 mm
Revs per Mile: 804.6
Driving 10 wheel revolutions with me in it in fwd mode, the rears fall 1" short.
We'll call that the engine weight & my fat arse flattening the front tyres.
If I put 2 more fat arses in the back, it would roll a bit more evenly.
Viscous coupling varying the drive ratio front to rear can throw figures out too.
I said > My box is locked, so there is no viscous slip that could throw my figures out.
There are many technical points to throw figures out.
Mitsu won't put on paper how they come up with their imaginary figures.
I've posted enough info on how I did.
Cheers ! I've posted enough info on how I did.
Cheers !