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r200 4:64 ratio with rb25 or z32 tranny... Any inputs?


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Some guy is trying to sell me an r200 with a 4:64 gear ratio, anyone have any inputs or advice on that situation? im actually after a 4:11 bc i've read that they are better suited for the rb25tranny or z32 tranny which are the same internals, sorry if im mistaken... But just wanted some inputs if anyone has tried anything higher than 4:11 diffs on their rbz setups and how the drive is....

 

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A 4.11 would put you right about at 120-125mph in 4th gear, depending on tire size. Its most ideal, especially for drag racing.

I think a 4.64 would be ok but 1st 2nd would be totally useless and highway cruising would be horrible. I say wait it out and buy a 4.11

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I had a 4:88/w an rb25 5 speed at one time. made for great launches and put me in the top of 5th gear thru the traps, but this was with a stock engine with 400rwhp. if i made more power and didn't break anything i would have had to re-gear or use bigger tires.

 

Also remember with higher gearing your putting more torque thru the rear end. i actually broke a stub shaft before i even staged just checking traction. popped the clutch at around 2500 rpm and POW.... :fmad:

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A 4.11 would put you right about at 120-125mph in 4th gear, depending on tire size. Its most ideal, especially for drag racing.

I think a 4.64 would be ok but 1st 2nd would be totally useless and highway cruising would be horrible. I say wait it out and buy a 4.11

 

I had a 4:88/w an rb25 5 speed at one time. made for great launches and put me in the top of 5th gear thru the traps, but this was with a stock engine with 400rwhp. if i made more power and didn't break anything i would have had to re-gear or use bigger tires.

 

Also remember with higher gearing your putting more torque thru the rear end. i actually broke a stub shaft before i even staged just checking traction. popped the clutch at around 2500 rpm and POW.... :fmad:

Yea i kinda figured...i wouldnt want to have to change it all over again or buy new parts if things did break. I was actually thinking of this, that i would just use the stock r180 just to drive it around (not hard) and make sure everything is working right on the car while im looking for that 4:11 diff. Idk if its a good idea, but hopefully it'll do the job so i can drive it already...

 

I appreciate your guy's advice though. This forum is great!!! helpful people and helpful threads... :mrgreen:

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