You have 4 clues...
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#2

#3

#4
The numbers "37" & "9"
Cheers,
Owen.
Rear diff blew up.TOONGA wrote:didn't you blow up either a front diff in a gearbox or a rear diff ?
I remember that shot of the bits on the drail plug but couldn't find the original thread
perhaps a rebuilt box with modified hi-lo and lsd diff?
TOONGA
1 - correct, from the old rear diff after the pinion gear was munched to about 20% of its orginal sizeSuparoo wrote:I think Toonga is on the money.
Clue 1 being the metal debris on the drain plug
Clue 2 is 2 gearsets and a diff stacked together
Clue 3 is no doubt a plastic hose joiner, but i have no idea what it has to do with the gearbox
Clue 4 is the number of teeth on the crown wheel and pinion wheel, which makes for a 4.111 diff ratio
Hey Owen.. what sort of RPM was your car doing in 5th gear at 100km/h?ScubyRoo wrote:Gearing with 4.11 and 215/70/15 tires is spot on, great to drive and fuel economy has improved... I wonder why they didn't make it 4.11 from factory...
Cheers,
Owen.
Off memory it was about 2800. The speedo is out by 3%, but by my calculations at 100km/h it should be 2750. Was about 3100 @ 110km/h.RSR 555 wrote:Hey Owen.. what sort of RPM was your car doing in 5th gear at 100km/h?
Ok thanks Owen.. I'm thinking my next gearbox build will have to be 4.11ScubyRoo wrote:Off memory it was about 2800. The speedo is out by 3%, but by my calculations at 100km/h it should be 2750. Was about 3100 @ 110km/h.
I would describe the gearing as very similar to the stock feeling of an early liberty except the 2.5l is far more usable down low, especially with the 4.11. With the way it pulls, matching this box with a H6 or EJ257 with a small turbo would be incredible.
Yeah.. thanks to you BennieEl_Freddo wrote:Of course you are! You know you want to!! I do!
Cheers
Bennie
Hi Paul,RSR 555 wrote:Ok thanks Owen.. I'm thinking my next gearbox build will have to be 4.11