240z diff ratio
240z diff ratio
i need to get a hold of Dave Turners in Auckalnd, looks like i have busted a tooth of the crown gear and its spat it out the cover. First i need
to know what ratio my diff is?
should there be a number stamped on the crown gear?
if not. . . i have been told to turn the driveshaft and count how many turns the shaft does to one full rotation of the wheels?
is this correct?
to know what ratio my diff is?
should there be a number stamped on the crown gear?
if not. . . i have been told to turn the driveshaft and count how many turns the shaft does to one full rotation of the wheels?
is this correct?
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took her out the second day and when i went to put her back inside i saw oil
on the ground and had a look, then HELLO!!!
So i put my finger inside and could feel that there was a tooth missingfrom the crown wheel.
might take it a bit easier when im changing into second gear. was very impressed though took it up to 7750rmp no swet in 1st 2nd and 3rd.
ive been told to take the case off the back of the diff just incase the numbers arnt there??
on the ground and had a look, then HELLO!!!
So i put my finger inside and could feel that there was a tooth missingfrom the crown wheel.
might take it a bit easier when im changing into second gear. was very impressed though took it up to 7750rmp no swet in 1st 2nd and 3rd.
ive been told to take the case off the back of the diff just incase the numbers arnt there??
DJZ is correct you have to remove the cover from the rear of the diff - turn the crown wheel until you see the number stamped on it - most likely will be a 3.9 for a 5sp manual 240z so 39:10 is what should be on the crown wheel.
Yep, thats a smashed spyder gear.
You may have to temper your enthusiam for the cars performance somewhat.
Anything can be smashed if you try hard enough.
You may have to temper your enthusiam for the cars performance somewhat.
Anything can be smashed if you try hard enough.
!972 240z
Retirement is great. Growing old sucks.
Retirement is great. Growing old sucks.
i got a hold of the original owner who put her together 12 years ago. sounds like its had a hard life on and off the track and the 1/4 mile.us2 wrote:Yep, thats a smashed spyder gear.
You may have to temper your enthusiam for the cars performance somewhat.
Anything can be smashed if you try hard enough.
he even sent me the original dyno sheet and 1/4 times he had done straight after he built the new engine.
the car was set up for av gass.
he had built 5 other Z since in the waikato maybe some has heard of him ( Phill Howz )???
i guess it was just a matter of time for the old girl. time for some new parts i think
well just replace the open center with an LSD assume the crown wheel and pinion are in good shape.