JDM final drive
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Re: JDM final drive (DelsolVtec18)
You know about gear ratios right? Well, a JDM final drive is a HIGHER final drive gear that comes out of a JDM ITR and CTR. The final drive is higher then the stock final drive gear of the USDM ITR or Si.
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Re: JDM final drive (DelsolVtec18)
..in general..
A final drive is the final set of gears...or gear.. that the transmission has to communicate through in order to put power out to the axles/wheels.
Every car has a final drive.....
When the spec or ratio of the final drive is changed - whether higher or lower geared, it has a dramatic effect on acceleration.
now...
a "JDM final drive" can mean many things.....You need to be more specific.
But, I bet you're wondering about the JDM 4.785 final drive, which is only found on the JDM 98.spec ITR. The 4.785 FD (final drive) is one tight ratio....which will make the 1-5 gears shorter as a whole. Any B-series DOHC VTEC hydro tranny(US & JDM), other than a JDM 98.spec R have a 4.40 FD. The 4.785 is more 'race' oriented, hence the "R" in Type-R. Acceleration is incredibly increased and is totally noticeable-also adding some 15% more torque to the powerband with a 4.785 or any other aftermarket FD available on the JDM market. However, the 4.40 FD is more of a streetable FD - I'm not saying that the 4.7 is BAD, but....a lot of people on the net, W H I N E about how high they're 5th gear is and how they can't stand the high revs on the freeway - boo fawkin' hoo you retards!! - you shoulda known what you were getting into when buying a 4.7 FD!
hope this helps...
I think I might have left out some information, due to my hunger crisis of not eating lunch yet....grey matter is being lost.
[Modified by Katman, 3:16 PM 9/28/2001]
A final drive is the final set of gears...or gear.. that the transmission has to communicate through in order to put power out to the axles/wheels.
Every car has a final drive.....
When the spec or ratio of the final drive is changed - whether higher or lower geared, it has a dramatic effect on acceleration.
now...
a "JDM final drive" can mean many things.....You need to be more specific.
But, I bet you're wondering about the JDM 4.785 final drive, which is only found on the JDM 98.spec ITR. The 4.785 FD (final drive) is one tight ratio....which will make the 1-5 gears shorter as a whole. Any B-series DOHC VTEC hydro tranny(US & JDM), other than a JDM 98.spec R have a 4.40 FD. The 4.785 is more 'race' oriented, hence the "R" in Type-R. Acceleration is incredibly increased and is totally noticeable-also adding some 15% more torque to the powerband with a 4.785 or any other aftermarket FD available on the JDM market. However, the 4.40 FD is more of a streetable FD - I'm not saying that the 4.7 is BAD, but....a lot of people on the net, W H I N E about how high they're 5th gear is and how they can't stand the high revs on the freeway - boo fawkin' hoo you retards!! - you shoulda known what you were getting into when buying a 4.7 FD!
hope this helps...
I think I might have left out some information, due to my hunger crisis of not eating lunch yet....grey matter is being lost.
[Modified by Katman, 3:16 PM 9/28/2001]
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