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R32 diff

Started by pisana · 5 Apr 2004 · 6 replies

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pisanaArchived member

05-04-04, 13:39 GMT+10#1

What ratio diff does a R32 GTS-t use? I'm putting a RB20DET in aswell as the gearbox and I've read on the forums that if I keep my VL diff it'll be very sluggish. And, in theory, if I put in the RB20DET motor and box aswell as the same diff ratio as a R32, will it sit on the same RPM / SPEED in each gear as the R32? Cheers

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pooperrArchived member

05-04-04, 14:31 GMT+10#2

they got 4.3 ......... ive got 4.11's in my car..perfect for rb20

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MorgzArchived member

05-04-04, 14:32 GMT+10#3

I am pretty sure it's 4.44.

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pisanaArchived member

05-04-04, 14:34 GMT+10#4

Quote: Originally Posted by pooperr they got 4.3 ......... ive got 4.11's in my car..perfect for rb20 What does your car (RPM) sit on when doing 100km/h Also, what speed to you top end in each gear, atleast 1st and 2nd anyway?

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EvanArchived member

05-04-04, 14:49 GMT+10#5

i have 4.11 and they are perfect i travel around 120km to uni and back at over 100km/h and i use around 8 litres of petrol. Not too bad at all. Evan

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ijdArchived member

05-04-04, 23:00 GMT+10#6

Dam thats pretty good fuel economy. If you want to find out what ratio u've got go load up a game of gran turismo. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

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poohkiesArchived member

06-04-04, 10:20 GMT+10#7

go 2 www.rb20det.com (http://www.rb20det.com), they will tell all about all

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