gear ratio formula
Anyone know the formula to figure out the final gear ratios?
For example: with a 16/48 pinion/spur and 15/48 layshaft/diff gear the final gear ratio is 9.60. I have 16/50 pinion spur with a 15/48 layshaft/diff and am trying to figure out what my final gear ratio would be. I also want to know the formula so if I want to put say a 17/48 layshaft/diff with 16/50 pinion spur...what would the gear ratio be. Thanks, amitysanimal |
RE: gear ratio formula
You take the gear ratios separately as division... 48/16=3.0/1 ; 48/15= 3.2/1
Then multiply the results...... 3.0x3.2=9.6/1 so... 50/16=3.125/1 48/15=3.2/1 3.125x3.2=10.0/1 and... 48/17=2.824/1 50/16=3.125/1 2.824x3.125=8.825/1 Enough of the math lesson... Gearing up for any paticular reason? |
RE: gear ratio formula
Thanks alot, I really appreciate your help.
I have 3 sets of tires, I have the MB tires, Marder tires and the CNR 40 series alloy rims with Moabs. When you switch to the Marder tires, I need to gear up quite a bit. I also want a set of on-road tires and would need to gear up. I have the stell gear conversion using 16/50 so some of my gear changing will be done with the layshaft gear. Thanks again, amitysanimal |
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RE: gear ratio formula
Hi I have a gear ratio and topend calculator on ebay.co.uk - it will work out ratios and top speed with those gears/trye size/RPM
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GEAR-RATIO-CAL...QQcmdZViewItem |
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