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| Which Diff to use. Is there some black art to working out which differential ratio to use? Or put in another way, given a ford 302W with the full Edelbrock performer package, mated to a Tremec 3550 for street use mainly. which Diff ratio do I want. Ive already decided on a P/Lock diff so which one would I need. I untend to use 16 or 17" rims, most likely 17" as I like the filled arches look. Oh its on GD if thats required? Thanks Andy R Proper Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance!
__________________ Andy Ford 302 336 BHP 331 ft/lb's , GD JAG249 rolling!! Predicted finish... not bl$$dy likely this side of 2020. www.andysgd427.blogspot.com |
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| RE: Which Diff to use. Robert, Do you know what ratio you get in the GD Euro? Robin Drive it like you stole it... http://www.creffield.com/cobra/index.html
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| RE: Which Diff to use. It is a 3:07 if I remember correctly, but not a jag diff.
__________________ Best Regards Robert My Son had a toy steering wheel which he used to spin furiously, making loads of go-faster noises, leaning into all the tight corners, perhaps running the government feels a bit like that. You make all the noises, but when you stop you haven't really gone anywhere. |
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| RE: Which Diff to use. Andy 2.88 High top end speed with low revs when cruising, good fuel economy, acceleration will suffer. 3.54 Lower top end speed with higher revs when cruising, low fuel economy, stacks of acceleration. Anything in between will alter statistics either one way or the other. Depends entirely what you want from the car.
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| RE: Which Diff to use. Thanks everyone. I spoke to someone at Wards earlier who also thought somewhere round a 3.07 would be good, so Thats what Ill aim for I think. Or if unavailable the 2.88 would do, (not going near 160 Rob!!) They said that with no donor a price of £2400 would get me the works with a 2.88 LSD. No V5 though so would need to buy a set of old Jag stuff to hand over, that drops their price by £100! Any other options open to me on the V5 front? Cheers Andy R Proper Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance!
__________________ Andy Ford 302 336 BHP 331 ft/lb's , GD JAG249 rolling!! Predicted finish... not bl$$dy likely this side of 2020. www.andysgd427.blogspot.com |
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| RE: Which Diff to use. Andy, GD have the set listed on their web site as £1700 ex VAT, might be worth a chat first Cheers Jim |
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| RE: Which Diff to use. Yeah I have a 3.54:1 (non lsd) diff and its super gears 1-4 (T5) and 5th is a great cruising gear as only 0.63 : so best of both worlds. Graham
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| RE: Which Diff to use. I bought my V5 from John Gordon's Jag Supplies (£50) having sourced my own jag parts in the local scrappy. I spoke to Malcolm there, he was very helpful - also sent out some great exploded diagrams for reconditioning things. Andy |
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| RE: Which Diff to use. Andy Ssshhh, DVLA folks can see this web-page.
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