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I added a caluclator to my Site that will allow you to figure out your top speed in each gear.
You can use the calculator here. The Rear Gear Ratio is your "final drive." The Trans Gear Ratios are the ratios for individual gears. I hope this helpful
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Re: Calculating your top speed per gear
Great idea.
Here are some suggestions on how you can improve it: -Give the option of entering in tire diameter, or the three values themselves (ex. 255/35/18) -Have saved ratios for some stock cars that users can select from a drop-down menu
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Re: Calculating your top speed per gear
This site here:
http://www.geocities.com/z_design_st...nsmission.html Has all that, just enter in your information. Maybe Jeff can improve on it.
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Re: Calculating your top speed per gear
Does this help?
http://www.jekylhyderacing.com/HeightofTires.htm Every manufacturer will be slightly different and/or the tire fitment depending on rim width, but at least this will get you "close."
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Re: Calculating your top speed per gear
That'll work.
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Re: Calculating your top speed per gear
1st gear: 50 mph if pushed enough
2nd gear: 84 3rd: 130 4th gear: I believe it is around 170 but the car is drag limited
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Re: Calculating your top speed per gear
this is Jeffs calc
1st - 30, i easily hit 45.... 2nd - 55, hit 67-70ish 3rd - 87, can go past 120 from past experence 4th - 124, ive been about 130ish, with more room to go faster.... guess its not really close but then i tried stig's calc, and it said 1st - 45 2nd - 83 3rd - 129 4th - 185 this one was way better.
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Re: Calculating your top speed per gear
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When I put in my numbers into both calculators, they came up EXACTLY the same. The math is the same, it doesn't change from one calculator to the next. What numbers did you put into BOTH calculators?
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Re: Calculating your top speed per gear
According to the Matt's calculator I get
1st - 50mph 2nd - 85mph 3rd - 130mph 4th - 176mph 5th - 221mph 6th - 275mph That's a bit high, but interesting nonetheless.
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Re: Calculating your top speed per gear
Tire size plays a HUGE role in it.
I use www.f-body.org/gears. You can enter your tranny's gears if you would like. 1st = 47 MPH 2nd = 70 MPH 3rd = 96 MPH 4th = 125 MPH 5th = 169 MPH 6th = 251 MPH
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