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Old Nov 5, 2012 | 05:39 PM
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Final Drive FI gearing: What's yours?

Looked around for a thread on this and didn't find a collection thread listing what final drive gearing FI cars are running and the results. It would be nice to have everyone's info in one thread for quick/easy future reference of others.

If there is another thread like this, please point me to it....but I spent 20 minutes with the 'search' button and didn't find what I was looking for.

I think it would be helpful to have the following info in each reply, I'll start.....

FI type: Vortech V2 SCI-trim
engine displacement: 3.5L
rwhp: 385
6mt or 5at: 6mt
rear tire size: 275/35/19
LSD type/brand/settings: OEM VLSD
half shafts: OEM
ring/pinion gearing ratio: 4.083
typical use: street & occasional track day (road race)
likes/dislikes regarding gearing: can't build boost in 1st gear before hitting rev limiter. Can only build 3psi in 2nd gear before hitting rev limiter. Can't hook up in 1st on hard core launches even though both wheels are pulling for the most part
plans to change final drive: Yes! Have 3.53 gears with Nismo diff set to 1.5way @ 60% lock. Installing it this week.

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Old Nov 5, 2012 | 10:51 PM
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The type of tire is important also.
 
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Old Nov 6, 2012 | 12:27 AM
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holy crap, thats a lot of gear for primarily street use. dont blame you for going down.
 
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Old Nov 6, 2012 | 12:38 AM
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Originally Posted by 35Alive
holy crap, thats a lot of gear for primarily street use. dont blame you for going down.
The gears are left over from the n/a mods before it went f/i. With a trailer hitch, I think she could pull a 5th wheel right now.

 
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Old Nov 6, 2012 | 11:56 AM
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I believe it. what was your usual RPM around the streets? Gas mileage must of suffered quite a bit.

EDIT: Sorry, didnt mean to take ur thread off topic. but here's some gearing stats from the 350Z boy if you havent read through it already
 

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Old Nov 7, 2012 | 04:06 PM
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FI type: JWT 850bb (twin GT-30s)
engine displacement: 3.8L
rwhp: 625
6mt or 5at: 6mt
rear tire size: 305/30/19
LSD type/brand/settings: Quafie
half shafts: DSS level 5
ring/pinion gearing ratio: 3.3
typical use: street
likes/dislikes regarding gearing: they are good helps off the line and 1-3 gear traction
plans to change final drive: no
 
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Old Nov 9, 2012 | 01:25 AM
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FI type:Greddy 18G twin turbo
engine displacement: 3.5L
rwhp: 467
6mt or 5at: 5at
rear tire size: 275/35/19
LSD type/brand/settings: OEM VLSD
ring/pinion gearing ratio: 3.7
typical use: street/occassional track
likes/dislikes regarding gearing:With Yokohama AD08's, no traction in first two gears and could not go WOT in 3rd while in a slight turn.
plans to change final drive: Currently having a 3.5 and Quafie installed.
 
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