Marcos Maniacs

On some diff casings (or is it on the diff itself??)there are stamped
numbers identifying the ratio
I don't know if this holds truse for all manufacturers

i.e. 10/39 = 3.9 ratio

Ford			Leyland				Standard - Triumph
3.54	11	39	3.64	11	40		4.11	9	37
3.62	13	47	4.11	9	37		4.55	8	36
3.77	9	34					      or	9
41	
3.89	9	35
3.9	10	39
3.92	13	51
4.12	8	33


David McCubbin
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> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Don Lattimer [SMTP:donlattimer@...]
> Sent:	Monday, October 15, 2001 2:10 PM
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> Subject:	[MarcosManiacs] Question for D Skora
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> Hi Dave,
> 
> I need to figure out what the rear axle ratio is before I do those 
> other calculations.  Do you have a formula for that?  Something about 
> one revolution of the driveshaft, the distance the car moves, and the 
> tire circumference??
> 
> Don Lattimer
> #3M5759 V6
> Willits, CA (in the redwoods) 
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