Which gear to Dyno in for A6 with 3.42 gears?
#1
Drifting
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Which gear to Dyno in for A6 with 3.42 gears?
Like the title says, which gear is closest to 1:1 ratio? My guess is 4th, original ratio with the stock Z51 2.73 gears was 1.15, with the 3.42's in there I am guessing it is now 0.92:1?
Thanks
Ken
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Ken
Last edited by ktoonsez; 04-04-2011 at 11:38 PM.
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4th is closest to 1.00 at 1.15. By the way, the rearend gears do not affect your transmission ratios, you didn't change any gears in the tranny. It does affect the overall ratios, but you were correct in asking which TRANNY gear was closest to 1.00. Are you doing your dyno pull at AZ Dyno Chip?
Last edited by glennhl; 04-05-2011 at 12:00 AM.
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5th is .85 to 1, which gives you an overall of 2.90
4th is 1.15 to 1 for an overall of 3.93
your old 2.73 rear in 4th was 3.14
As a rule, the higher numerically the overall, the lower the HP shown. Unless you're wanting the results for bragging rights, consider the dyno just a tool to help tune and don't be concerned with the numbers.
4th is 1.15 to 1 for an overall of 3.93
your old 2.73 rear in 4th was 3.14
As a rule, the higher numerically the overall, the lower the HP shown. Unless you're wanting the results for bragging rights, consider the dyno just a tool to help tune and don't be concerned with the numbers.
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4th is closest to 1.00 at 1.15. By the way, the rearend gears do not affect your transmission ratios, you didn't change any gears in the tranny. It does affect the overall ratios, but you were correct in asking which TRANNY gear was closest to 1.00. Are you doing your dyno pull at AZ Dyno Chip?
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5th is .85 to 1, which gives you an overall of 2.90
4th is 1.15 to 1 for an overall of 3.93
your old 2.73 rear in 4th was 3.14
As a rule, the higher numerically the overall, the lower the HP shown. Unless you're wanting the results for bragging rights, consider the dyno just a tool to help tune and don't be concerned with the numbers.
4th is 1.15 to 1 for an overall of 3.93
your old 2.73 rear in 4th was 3.14
As a rule, the higher numerically the overall, the lower the HP shown. Unless you're wanting the results for bragging rights, consider the dyno just a tool to help tune and don't be concerned with the numbers.
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Ken
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Using the dyno as a before and after for a few mods. Just out of curiousity, is there a correction formula that gives the actual HP then. I.E. if my car dyno's at 450 with these gears, it would dyno at XXX with the old 2.73 gears? Just want to know for people that don't have the same gears so I could give accurate guess of HP on a car that has different gears.
Thanks
Ken
Thanks
Ken