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06 Mar 2020 08:44 #219461 by safari
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can someone help what diffs i have
when i turn the wheel is 1 wheel turn == 2 propshaft turns
want to see if there are lower diffs ratios

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06 Mar 2020 10:14 #219472 by Lambert
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If you look in the wiki in the Jimny information section all the ratios are there

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06 Mar 2020 12:06 #219479 by safari
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Lambert wrote: If you look in the wiki in the Jimny information section all the ratios are there

where can i find them pls

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06 Mar 2020 14:49 #219494 by Lambert
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06 Mar 2020 15:10 #219495 by safari
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but how to calculate with wheels on i am more confused now

1998 UK/EU G13B Manual 3.652 1.947 1.423 1.000 0.864 Manual 1.320 2.145 3.909


1998 UK/EU G13B Auto 2.962 1.515 1.000 0.738 N/A Manual 1.320 2.145 4.090

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06 Mar 2020 17:42 #219501 by Lambert
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Look up a site called grimjeeper it's a gearing calculator that allows you to input everything including main gearbox ratios transfer ratios diff ratio and tyre size and gives you wheel speed and engine rpm tables.

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06 Mar 2020 17:43 #219502 by Riccy
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Start with what year, engine and manual/auto you have, that usually points to the gearbox, transfer box and diffs fitted to it. If your pre 2005 its almost certainly the 3.9 ratio (if manual gearbox). after that year is usually 4.3.

Use the numbers you found in the link to input into grimmjeeper gear calculator (google it). It has a side by side comparison, showing wheel revolutions amongst other info. Very useful site. When I use it I try to compare my modified car to a standard one in the hope of keeping the gearing about right for all the changes.

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06 Mar 2020 18:02 #219503 by mlines
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To answer your original question.

2 turns on the rear prop and one turn on the wheel is 2:1.

As you can see, there is no diff ratio of 2:1, there is only 3.90 and 4.090

Which would be 3.9 turns of the prop to one of the wheel or 4.090 turns of the prop to one of the wheel.

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08 Mar 2020 09:23 #219583 by safari
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mlines wrote: To answer your original question.

2 turns on the rear prop and one turn on the wheel is 2:1.

As you can see, there is no diff ratio of 2:1, there is only 3.90 and 4.090

Which would be 3.9 turns of the prop to one of the wheel or 4.090 turns of the prop to one of the wheel.


so Martin my jimny is 1998 manual ,do i try on low gear cause i tried to turn the wheel on normal drive and on which gear should i try to see if mine is 3.90 or 4.090
tks again for the help

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08 Mar 2020 09:38 - 08 Mar 2020 09:42 #219584 by mlines
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It will be 3.9

Going on low range will make no difference, the diff is after the transfer box.

Trying to see the rotation difference between 3.9 and 4.09 is difficult

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10 Mar 2020 09:10 #219674 by safari
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tks again

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