Sven Posted May 7, 2006 Share Posted May 7, 2006 I had an early '74 260z manual, and it had an R200 in it. I'll get back to you on the ratio. It's written in a notebook somewhere... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jgkurz Posted May 8, 2006 Share Posted May 8, 2006 Anyone know if the 88-89 300ZXT R200 Clutch LSD was a two pinion or four pinion? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
grumpyvette Posted May 9, 2006 Share Posted May 9, 2006 DANA 36 vs DANA 44 The C-4 Dana 36 was the only axle available in 1984 Corvettes. In 1985, Chevrolet brought out the Dana 44 which was similar to the 80-82 Corvette axle, but not interchangeable. The Dana 44 axle is considerably stronger, but not indestructible. The Dana 36 and the Dana 44 (44's in some autos and all manuals) axles were used through 1996. The Dana 44 is much larger than the D36. The 44 has a larger, "beefier" carrier/components to handle larger (lower) ring and pinions, and increased torque. NOTICE THE LOCATION OF THE TOP CENTER BOLT HOLE ON THE DANA 36 THATS NOT ON THE DANA 44 REAR, thats a QUICK WAY TO TELL THEM APART 603967 GM 44 REAR 1980 CORVETTE 605172 GM 36 REAR 1984 CORVETTE 605180 GM 36 REAR 1984 CORVETTE 605220 GM 44 REAR 1985-87 CORVETTE 605239 GM 36 REAR 1984-86 CORVETTE 605260 GM 36 REAR 1985-87 CORVETTE 605321 GM 36 REAR 1988-90 CORVETTE 605322 GM 44 REAR 1989 1/2-90 CORVETTE 605365 GM 44 REAR 1988-89 CORVETTE 605417 GM 44 REAR 1990-90 1/2 CORVETTE 605490 GM 36 REAR 1990 1/2-96 1/2 CORVETTE 605491 GM 44 REAR 1990-96 1/2 CORVETTE 605492 GM 44 REAR 1990 1/2 CORVETTE Look at the size difference, especially at the case above the yokes: Dana 36 Dana 44 And visit ikerds.com Who were kind enough to supply the pics... heres more info on rears http://www.rocky-road.com/diffid.html http://www.nationwideparts.com/differentials.htm http://www.currieenterprises.com/cestore/default_rearend.aspx Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest turboICE Posted June 13, 2006 Share Posted June 13, 2006 Having looked everywhere, this site seems to have the most knowledgable R200 people around. I am trying to identify a 3.538 R&P that fits the 89-90 240SX open diff (4 mounting bolts on cover, 6 bolt output shafts). I am not sure of the brand, but it already has an aftermarket LSD in it and a 4.63 R&P. The cover is stamped 4.62 LSD but I think that only a 4.63 fits it. Any help identifying an existing OEM model R&P at or very near the 3.538 ratio would be appreciated. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest ModToad Posted June 13, 2006 Share Posted June 13, 2006 Look for a 84-86 Turbo Z31 300zx R&P 3.54:1 open, should be a 12mm R200 - although it may be the earlier 10mm. The 87-88 200sx SE (the V6 model) was for sure the 12mm R200 (both long snout) was a 3.70:1 Those are the only OEM ones I can think of. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rztmartini Posted June 15, 2006 Share Posted June 15, 2006 I just got a diff from a guy who said it was out of a "late model" GT-R. he didnt know what year and i was wondering of you guys could help figure it out. it is a clutch type LSD but it has 4.375 ratio (35 toothed ring, 8 tooth pinion) the closest thing that was posted earlier was: " R200V Short nose rear of a R32 GTR skyline, 5 bolt output Ratio 4.36 LSD clutch type" but as you can see in the pics it looks like a long nose. am i mistaken and this is what the diff came out of?? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NZeder Posted July 5, 2006 Share Posted July 5, 2006 I just swapped a R200 longnose 3.54 (39:11) for a R200 longnose 4.11 (37:9). The 3.54 was from a Z31 and the 4.11 from a JDM R30 Skyline. I also have a R200 3.9 from a JDM C31 Laurel (L20ET/Auto) again longnose. I am sure that as visit to a local pick-a-part will find more R200 longnose with different ratios from the many JDM Nissan Sedans/Coupes from the late 80's like the two listed above. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
goodtimes Posted August 20, 2006 Share Posted August 20, 2006 i just checked a spare diif i've got, looks similar to the r180 i'm using, except 39:8 ratio(4.875)non-lsd. it came with the car spare when i bought it last year. i was wondering what this ratio would be suitable for? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pop N Wood Posted August 22, 2006 Share Posted August 22, 2006 From the site http://zhome.com/ Z Car Transmission & Rear End Gearing Contributed By: the Members of the IZCC Produced by: Carl Beck IZCC #260 Special Thanks to: Steve Golik-IZCC #356, Tom Bell-IZCC #2802 & Ross Corrigan-IZCC # 255 The Purpose of this page is to give you a quick reference listing of the gear ratios used in the various models of the Z Car. We will try to include both transmission and rear end gear ratios FYI. As of 12 Mar. 2000 -cjb -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Standard Differentials & Rear Gear Ratio's This is the list that we came up with, after discussion on the Z Car List, and review by the subscribers there. Standard Rear End's as Delivered From The Factory 1969-1989 : 240Z 70-73 MT (3.364) (R180) 240Z 70-73 MT 5spd. (3.900) (R180) - non US 240Z 71-73 Auto (3.545) (R180) 260Z 74 MT (3.364) (R180) 260Z 74 Auto (3.545) (R180) 280Z 75-76 (3.545) (R200) 280Z 77-78 MT (3.545) (R200) 280Z 77-78 Auto (3.545) (R180) 280ZX 79 MT,4 Spd,2 Seater (3.364) (R180) 280ZX 79 MT,5 Spd,2 Seater (3.364) (R180) 280ZX 79 All With Automatic(3.545) (R180) 280ZX 79 MT,4 Spd,4 Seater (3.364) (R200) 280ZX 79 MT,5 Spd,4 Seater (3.7) (R200) 280ZX-GL 79 (3.7) (R200) 280ZX 80 MT,2 Seater (3.545) (R180) 280ZX 80 Automatic 2/4Seat (3.545) (R180) 280ZX 80 MT,4 Seater (3.9) (R200) 280ZX-GL 80 (3.9) (R200) 280ZX 81-83 Automatic all (3.545) (R180) 280ZX 81-83 Turbo - all (3.545) (R200) 280ZX 81-83 MT (3.9) (R200) - - - - 300ZX's - - - - - -- - 300ZX 84-86 MT and A/T (3.7) (R200) 300ZX 84-86 Turbo MT and A/T (3.54) (R200) 300ZX 87-89 MT and A/T (3.9 ) (R200) 300ZX 87-89 MT and A/T (3.9 ) (R200) 300ZX 87-89 Turbo MT and A/T (3.7 ) (R200) Note Turbos: #1) after 4/87 only-(3.7 Clutch Type LSD) 2) 88 All White SS used a 3.7 Viscous Coupling LSD) 3) LSD Unites Came With Finned Rear Covers Additional Comments: a) Viscous Coupling LSD requires special splined half shafts - 84-87 R200's can be used in earlier cars, but require modifications they are not direct bolt in swapable to 240/260/280Z/280ZX's c) 84-89 R200's used a 12mm bolt in the ring gear - earlier R200 used a 10mm bolt in the ring gear, so you can not swap Gear Sets with the older R200's -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Standard Transmissions & Gear Ratio's 1970 through 1971 Factory Four/Five Speed Transmission Ratios 70/71 three piece case U.S. Non-U.S. F4W71A FS5C71A 1. 3.549 2.957 2. 2.197 1.858 3. 1.420 1.311 4. 1.000 1.000 5. n/a 0.852 RearGear 3.364 3.900 1972 through 1976 Factory Four/Five Speed Transmission Ratios 72/76 two piece case U.S. Non-US F4W71B FS5C71B 1. 3.592 2.906 2. 2.246 1.902 3. 1.415 1.308 4. 1.000 1.000 5 n/a 0.864 RearGear 3.36 3.900 (72 thru 76) 1977 through 1983 Factory Four/Five Speed Transmission Ratios Note: Ratios in 4spd.'s are the same as 5spd.'s For 1st-4th gears. 77-79 1980 81-83 Borg Warner T-5 {Turbo Only] 1 3.321 3.062 3.062 3.500 2 2.077 1.858 1.858 2.144 3 1.308 1.308 1.308 1.375 4 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 5 0.864 0.773 0.745 0.780 1984 Through 1989 Factory Five Speed and Auto Trans. T5 Nissan FS5w71c auto auto turbo turbo non-turbo non-turbo turbo 84-86 87-89 84-89 87-89 87-89 1 3.350 3.324 3.321 2.458 2 2.056 2.077 1.902 1.458 3 1.376 1.360 1.308 1.000 4 1.000 1.000 1.000 5 0.752 0.711 0.759 R 3.153 3.382 3.636 2.400 Special Note#1There was a 5 speed 720 truck('79-'85)transmission that will bolt into an L-6 car, that also has "lower" gearing. However, there were two other sets of different gear ratios available, depending on the truck model: #1 #2 #3 1 3.592 3.321 3.592 2 2.246 2.077 2.057 3 1.415 1.308 1.361 4 1.000 1.000 1.000 5 0.813 0.833 0.813 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Factory Competition Transmissions 77 - 83 There were Factory Competition 5-Speeds available through NISSAN Competiton Dept. There were two overdrive Transmissions, and four with the direct drive (1:1 in fifth gear) #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 32010-N3130 2.906 1.902 1.308 1.000 0.864 (close ratio) 32010-N3030 3.321 2.077 1.308 1.000 0.864 (wide ratio) 32010-N3220 2.818 1.973 1.470 1.192 1.000 32010-N3221 2.348 1.601 1.296 1.138 1.000 32010-N3222 2.192 1.601 1.470 1.138 1.000 32010_N3201 3.321 2.270 1.601 1.240 1.000 (rally transmissions) Notes: The overdrive (FS5C71B) and direct drive (F5C71B) transmissions utilize the Servo-type (steel) snycro mechanism. For a complete parts breakdown of the listed overdrive and direct drive transmissions see the Nissan Motorsports Schematic catalog (99996-M8015). The shift kit (99996-E3030) is required when installing any of the listed transmissions into 240Z's built up to 8/71. FS5C71A Conversions: These parts will allow the FS5C71A 5-spd transmission from the Datsun 2000 (SLR311) roadster to be adapted to any Z. The R200 flang assy (38210-N3103) is required on Z's built from 12/74 to 7/75. 30401-22010 Clutch Housing 32130-A7100 Tail Housing 32241-A0200 Main Shaft 32890-A0100* Striking Rod Assy. 37000-E4100 Driveshaft (to 8/71) 37000-E8710 Driveshaft (from 9/71) -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1990-96 300ZX Transmission For Both Turbo and NA. The transmission model is RS5R30A. The 300ZX model is the same for both the NA and TT, but Nissan relocated the starter in the TT, and changed the outer and inner front cases. 1st 3.214 2nd 1.925 3rd 1.302 4th 1.000 5th 0.752 Reverse 3.369 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please contact Carl Beck With additions and or changes to this page. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest niSE7EN Posted August 22, 2006 Share Posted August 22, 2006 no info on skyline tranny and differential? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NZeder Posted August 28, 2006 Share Posted August 28, 2006 no info on skyline tranny and differential? How is this then Skyline R32 gearbox specs: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TwinTurbo Posted September 3, 2006 Share Posted September 3, 2006 Sorry if this is obvious, but I'm curious if the ring and pinion out of any short nose R200 will fit in my N/A 90 300zx short nose R200 case? Something like the 3.36's from the 350Z, or the 3.545's from the 1989-1996 Q45's.. I do realize that to use a 10mm R&P set will require spacers, but as far as other dimensions and considerations, is it a direct swap? Thanks! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
george.bryant Posted September 23, 2006 Share Posted September 23, 2006 Just to let you know R180s and R200s are found on R30 skylines aswell Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mike Rowe Posted October 19, 2006 Share Posted October 19, 2006 From the site http://zhome.com/ Z Car Transmission & Rear End Gearing - - - - 300ZX's - - - - - -- - 300ZX 84-86 MT and A/T (3.7) (R200) 300ZX 84-86 Turbo MT and A/T (3.54) (R200) 300ZX 87-89 MT and A/T (3.9 ) (R200) 300ZX 87-89 MT and A/T (3.9 ) (R200) 300ZX 87-89 Turbo MT and A/T (3.7 ) (R200) Note Turbos: #1) after 4/87 only-(3.7 Clutch Type LSD) 2) 88 All White SS used a 3.7 Viscous Coupling LSD) 3) LSD Unites Came With Finned Rear Covers -------------------------------------------------- Hi guys just took the back off a 300Z LSD I bought and it has the number NJH 35:8 AK 6 11 17. In dividing this out it is a 4.375 ratio clutch type LSD. I have not seen this ratio mentioned or in your list? Can anyone advise on what I have then? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mike Rowe Posted October 19, 2006 Share Posted October 19, 2006 I just got a diff from a guy who said it was out of a "late model" GT-R. he didnt know what year and i was wondering of you guys could help figure it out. it is a clutch type LSD but it has 4.375 ratio (35 toothed ring, 8 tooth pinion) the closest thing that was posted earlier was: " R200V Short nose rear of a R32 GTR skyline, 5 bolt output Ratio 4.36 LSD clutch type" but as you can see in the pics it looks like a long nose. am i mistaken and this is what the diff came out of?? ----------------- Hi RTZMartini, I just posted about my diff and then found your quote above - I believe I have the same diff as you. Its a long nose clutch type LSD that came out of the first model 300Z I was told (came into Aust as a halfcut) - it has CV's and is a 4.375. Did you find out anything about yours? regards Mike Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wreckedj30 Posted October 19, 2006 Share Posted October 19, 2006 The j30's ratio is 3.9:1, mine had five bolt cv axles, and abs hookups. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mike Rowe Posted October 23, 2006 Share Posted October 23, 2006 Jimmy the diff I got came out of a Z31 300Z out of Japan. I think that is probably what yours came from as well. Are you going to use it? I'm going to but I was hoping to have a 4.1 ratio same as a GTR, at 4.375 I am wondering if it is too low? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Phizinza Posted November 3, 2006 Share Posted November 3, 2006 Mid 80s Subaru XT Turbo has clutch type LSD R160. As I am a subaru guy heres what I know about the clutch pack LSD's from old subies. All are R160's. All the LSD's came in 3.7:1 ratio. most commonly found (but not always) in 85-89 Subaru RX's, GL-10 Turbo wagons, and some offroad modified Subaru from 80 right the way through to 94. Most subaru owners put the LSD center into the 3.9 ratio diff's found in other Subaru's for lower offroad gearing. They go for around $400 in the US and $600 in Australia. Oh, and they are the longnose style, they look just like the Datsun 510's diff. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cobraz240z Posted December 2, 2006 Share Posted December 2, 2006 Mid 80s Subaru XT Turbo has clutch type LSD R160. 74 260Z 2+2 has 3.36 R200 this is probally a old post but do all the subaru xt turbos have lsd? in the mid 80's there is one in the local pick and pull but it does not say lsd on the diff cover. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JMortensen Posted December 2, 2006 Share Posted December 2, 2006 I believe all the XT turbos do have LSD, but as I recall they also have a big green sticker that says 3.70 LSD right on the cover. If the one you're looking at doesn't have the sticker, that could mean that it's been swapped out at some point, or the sticker just fell off. It's going to be a bit of a gamble... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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