suzuki diff ratio
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butcherboy
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suzuki diff ratio
can anyone tell me how i can find out what ratio i have
Re: suzuki diff ratio
butcherboy wrote:can anyone tell me how i can find out what ratio i have
pull the diff out and count the teeth on pinion and crownwheel
unless you might like to give just a wee bit more info...
Suzuki LJ10
Suzuki LJ20
Suzuki LJ50
Suzuki LJ80
Suzuki SJ410
Suzuki SJ413
Suzuki Samurai
Suzuki Jimny
Suzuki Vitara
Suzuki Grand Vitara
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butcherboy
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Re: suzuki diff ratio
lilpigzuk wrote:butcherboy wrote:can anyone tell me how i can find out what ratio i have
pull the diff out and count the teeth on pinion and crownwheel
unless you might like to give just a wee bit more info...
Suzuki LJ10
Suzuki LJ20
Suzuki LJ50
Suzuki LJ80
Suzuki SJ410
Suzuki SJ413
Suzuki Samurai
Suzuki Jimny
Suzuki Vitara
Suzuki Grand Vitara
they are out of a v6 thats all i know just want to see if someone has already put the 5,12 in already or if they are standard thanks
Re: suzuki diff ratio
4.825 is standard for a v6 auto. 5.125's are worthwhile with 31's
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Rotazuk
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Re: suzuki diff ratio
Jack one wheel off the ground . Count how many times the drive shaft goes around for one revolution of the jacked wheel and then doule it . ie if the shaft goes around 2.5 times its a 5:1 diff . if it goes around 2.3 times its a 4.6:1 etc . will be too hit and miss trying to guess between a 4.8 and 5.12 .
Re: suzuki diff ratio
Rotazuk wrote:Jack one wheel off the ground . Count how many times the drive shaft goes around for one revolution of the jacked wheel and then doule it . ie if the shaft goes around 2.5 times its a 5:1 diff . if it goes around 2.3 times its a 4.6:1 etc . will be too hit and miss trying to guess between a 4.8 and 5.12 .
Actually, turn the driveshaft 2 complete revolutions, and your wheel will do either just shy of 5 turns or just over 5 turns telling you if it is a 4.875 or a 5.125