gear ratios

  1. #1
    i no there has been alot of talk about the different gear ratios on the saxo models, alot of people lie,i on the other hand have first hand data,wich is accurate. they are as follows

    954 cc and 1124 cc
    1st===3.417:1
    2nd===1.180:1
    3rd===1.276:1
    4th===1.026:1
    5th===0.767:1
    rev===2.500:1
    final drive===4.286:1


    1360 cc
    1st===3.636:1
    2nd===1.950:1
    3rd===1.276:1
    4th===1.026:1
    5th===0.767:1
    rev===2.500:1
    final drive===3.765:1

    1587 cc (vtr)
    1st===3.417:1
    2nd===1.810:1
    3rd===1.276:1
    4th===1.026:1
    5th===0.767:1
    rev===2.500:1
    final drive===3.765:1

    1587 cc (vts)
    1st===3.417:1
    2nd===1.950:1
    3rd===1.360:1
    4th===1.050:1
    5th===0.850:1
    rev===2.500:1
    final drive===3.938:1

    i ho9pe everyone finds this usfull and as you can see none of the boxes are the same although some of the gears are the same in different boxes,some you would not expect such as the 1360cc has the same 2nd(1.950:1) as the vts but the vtr has a longer one,odd but any way enjoy lads.don
  2. #2
    furry muff matey good info there
  3. #3
    I should get around to putting the speed/rpm/gear/wheel size calculation tool back on sax-p

    Gear ratios are semi interesting I guess... you're right about the VTS v's 1360cc... BUT the final drive is different, which is what really matters.
  4. #4
    anyone with a car 954 cc and 1124 cc could you please tell me the speeds you make with 12345 gears.

    i;m planing to buy final drive 14-60 , which is 4.286:1



  5. #5
    also does anyone have the gear ratios of final drive
    13-59 , final drive ratio: 4,538:1
  6. #6
    How dose this ratio stuff work then because seccond gear is longer than third therefor when shifting from 2nd to 3rd it would be like dropping a gear ?
  7. #7
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by kieranc07 View Post
    How dose this ratio stuff work then because seccond gear is longer than third therefor when shifting from 2nd to 3rd it would be like dropping a gear ?
    youve got it backwards
    if it was shorter it would be like dropping a gear
  8. #8
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Alex-VTS View Post
    youve got it backwards
    if it was shorter it would be like dropping a gear
    954 cc and 1124 cc
    1st===3.417:1
    2nd===1.180:1<<<<<
    3rd===1.276:1<<<<<
    4th===1.026:1
    5th===0.767:1
    rev===2.500:1
    final drive===4.286:1

    ? is that right i tryed it on a game and it went bit radged lol
  9. #9
    remember they're ratio's so take 1st gear

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by don55 View Post
    1587 cc (vts)
    1st===3.417:1
    2nd===1.950:1
    3rd===1.360:1
    4th===1.050:1
    5th===0.850:1
    rev===2.500:1
    final drive===3.938:1
    Imagine you're in first gear and your engine is at 3000rpm

    the ratio 3.417:1 means that for every 3.417 revolutions of the input shaft the 1st gear will carry out 1 revolution.

    so 3000/3.417 = 878rpm of the 1st gear

    the 1st gear then drives the final drive (which is 3.938) meaning that for every 3.938 revolutions of the input gear (1st gear in this instance) the final drive will carry out 1 revolution.

    so 878/3.938 = 223rpm of the output shaft to the wheels

    if you're on 195/45/R15's and assuming it's perfect round...
    the circumference is 1.75m

    multiply by 223 (rpm of the output shaft/wheel)

    give the number of metres done in a minute (389.9m per min)

    multiply by 60 gives the number of metres done per hour (23392m per hour)

    divide by 1000, gives the number of km's per hour (23.4kmh)

    multiply by 0.625, gives the number of miles per hour (14.6 mph)

    taaa daaaa

    yes I'm bored.

    bye.

    actually it's a useful way to workout how incorrect your speedo is.

    peace x
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  10. #10
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by don55 View Post
    i no there has been alot of talk about the different gear ratios on the saxo models, alot of people lie,i on the other hand have first hand data,wich is accurate. they are as follows

    954 cc and 1124 cc
    1st===3.417:1
    2nd===1.180:1
    3rd===1.276:1
    4th===1.026:1
    5th===0.767:1
    rev===2.500:1
    final drive===4.286:1


    1360 cc
    1st===3.636:1
    2nd===1.950:1
    3rd===1.276:1
    4th===1.026:1
    5th===0.767:1
    rev===2.500:1
    final drive===3.765:1

    1587 cc (vtr)
    1st===3.417:1
    2nd===1.810:1
    3rd===1.276:1
    4th===1.026:1
    5th===0.767:1
    rev===2.500:1
    final drive===3.765:1

    1587 cc (vts)
    1st===3.417:1
    2nd===1.950:1
    3rd===1.360:1
    4th===1.050:1
    5th===0.850:1
    rev===2.500:1
    final drive===3.938:1

    i ho9pe everyone finds this usfull and as you can see none of the boxes are the same although some of the gears are the same in different boxes,some you would not expect such as the 1360cc has the same 2nd(1.950:1) as the vts but the vtr has a longer one,odd but any way enjoy lads.don
    1L box cant be right, you've got 2nd as a lower ratio'd gear than 3rd?????
  11. #11
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by kieranc07 View Post
    954 cc and 1124 cc
    1st===3.417:1
    2nd===1.180:1<<<<<
    3rd===1.276:1<<<<<
    4th===1.026:1
    5th===0.767:1
    rev===2.500:1
    final drive===4.286:1

    ? is that right i tryed it on a game and it went bit radged lol
    hahah good spot

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by don55 View Post
    alot of people lie,i on the other hand have first hand data,wich is accurate.

    so it would seem don

    yes I know it's a 4 year old thread...
  12. #12
    random, i remember doing this, as alot of people were getting them confused.

    i got a much better data with graphs and stuff but i dont know where it is.
  13. #13
    lol williams looks like a 4 years old typo