91 4runner with 5vz-fe swap.
12-05-2013, 10:24 AM
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Wether you used a pre or post 95 trans the gear rations shoudl be the same.
5th gear ratio in either a new or old r150 is .83 and that's a little short. The At is closer to a .7 ratio in 4th so if it's standard it doesn't sound too far off it's its an auto it might be a bit high.
Tire size can be a factor.
5th gear ratio in either a new or old r150 is .83 and that's a little short. The At is closer to a .7 ratio in 4th so if it's standard it doesn't sound too far off it's its an auto it might be a bit high.
Tire size can be a factor.
12-05-2013, 04:22 PM
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What size tires?
I was somewhere around there with 31's and 4.56, but with the 33's I have now (and the same 4.56's), the engine speed is a little lower.
And just so you know, the engine speed (rpm) for a given wheel speed (mph) has nothing to do with the motor, it's all about the various gear ratios between the transmission, axle, and tire diameter.
I was somewhere around there with 31's and 4.56, but with the 33's I have now (and the same 4.56's), the engine speed is a little lower.
And just so you know, the engine speed (rpm) for a given wheel speed (mph) has nothing to do with the motor, it's all about the various gear ratios between the transmission, axle, and tire diameter.
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