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is a suitable ratio available?
zzrpowerd-locost - 11/10/05 at 08:43 PM

is there a suitable ratio "live" axle available for a BEC?


Avoneer - 11/10/05 at 09:10 PM

You can get a 3.54 for the English variety, which aint half suited to a blade engine.

Pat...


zzrpowerd-locost - 11/10/05 at 09:53 PM

i will be running zzr1100( as if u needed a clue lol!)


Kissy - 12/10/05 at 07:14 AM

Not sure about the ZZR - the 3.54 is the highest available - I have a CBR thou and I have had to dismantle and go to Sierra based (3.14) deDion. I could still use a higher ratio. You need to do some sums with tyre size and drive ratios - there are postings on here with links which will help.


jimgiblett - 12/10/05 at 01:14 PM

If you go wide with a Capri LSD I think you can get a 3.09.

I think that is what Jasper fitted in the end to his ZX9 locost.

Jasper you still here ?


robertwa - 12/10/05 at 02:08 PM

Toyota corolla/celica had a wide range of live axles fron 3.36 to 4.3, some with LSD. hI'm using a celica 3.46. Huge aftermarket for lightweight calipers/rotors etc due to its use in the dwarf cars. I have a book which decodes the diff ratio fron the VIN if you need it let me know
Rob

Edit; I have seen 2.9 advertised too, although I think they are like hens teeth

[Edited on 12/10/05 by robertwa]


ChrisGamlin - 12/10/05 at 06:40 PM

Will top out at just over 121mph according to the gear calc spreadsheet (available for download on the Yahoo BEC list), that is assuming an 11k red line and 205/60-13 tyres, and obviously assuming the gear ratio figures are correct!

For comparison that is around 6mph lower than a blade and 4mph lower than an R1 with the same setup, so not too bad at all.

Chris

[Edited on 12/10/05 by ChrisGamlin]


zzrpowerd-locost - 12/10/05 at 07:26 PM

which diff is that with chris??


ChrisGamlin - 12/10/05 at 08:06 PM

Sorry, assumed we were talking about the 3.54 English (Escort), the highest English diff you can get


zzrpowerd-locost - 12/10/05 at 08:46 PM

ok cheers just checking