Mfactory h22a fd 4.64 good or bad does anyone have this
I am looking for a final drive and all I find is Mfactory 4.64 fd for h22a. I would like to know if anyone has bougth from them a final drive and if you guys recomend this mod for someone who drives the car everday. Thank You
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PirateMcFred »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Why do you want a final drive? What's the chassis and current tire size?</TD></TR></TABLE>
A little off topic... how would the gearing change if I went from a 215 50 15 tire to a 215 40 16 tire? It is over 1" less diameter...
A little off topic... how would the gearing change if I went from a 215 50 15 tire to a 215 40 16 tire? It is over 1" less diameter...
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LOL
I decided to go retro y0
Hu, at my comp at home I have an excel program that some guy made. Basically all you have to do is have a pretty minor knowledge of ratios, tire sizes and how to calculate speed to figure it out.
You take engine rpm, multiply by the gear ratio, then multiply by the final drive ratio. That will give you axle rpm. Then you take that and divide by 60. That will give you rotations of the tire per hour. Then you multiply by tire circumference in feet. Divide that by 5280 and that will give you mph.
Doing it in excel you can set up a sheet that will give you speed at every rpm point in a given gear, with an input tire size and gear ratios. Pretty nifty.
LOL
I decided to go retro y0
Hu, at my comp at home I have an excel program that some guy made. Basically all you have to do is have a pretty minor knowledge of ratios, tire sizes and how to calculate speed to figure it out.
You take engine rpm, multiply by the gear ratio, then multiply by the final drive ratio. That will give you axle rpm. Then you take that and divide by 60. That will give you rotations of the tire per hour. Then you multiply by tire circumference in feet. Divide that by 5280 and that will give you mph.
Doing it in excel you can set up a sheet that will give you speed at every rpm point in a given gear, with an input tire size and gear ratios. Pretty nifty.
it's a good product. I have had zero problems with it in my race car. I don't think anyone has abused it more than I have over the past year.
Mfactory is making some of us a 5.2FD, if your interested.
Mfactory is making some of us a 5.2FD, if your interested.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 117 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">That price is not correct.
We're installing an MF 4.64 FD into a Prelude in the next week or two, and I'm installing one into my H22 Civic project.
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Why not go H2B for the civic, Billy?
We're installing an MF 4.64 FD into a Prelude in the next week or two, and I'm installing one into my H22 Civic project.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Why not go H2B for the civic, Billy?
On http://www.Mfactoryhk.com make sure you hit the USA flag before you look at price. the 5K price is yen (JDM yo!). The USDM price is $550 for the street version, and $750 for the pro race version.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hu »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I have a M2B4. Can I add a final drive? Also, can the existing lsd being taken out and a quaife added?</TD></TR></TABLE>quaife in m2b4 will not work if it is for non-lsd f/h series trannies.
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