How do I tell if it has 1.59:1 reduction gear inside box?

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How do I tell if it has 1.59:1 reduction gear inside box?

Post by AlpineRaven » Sat Jul 28, 2007 9:59 am

I am looking for 1.59:1 reduction dual range gear gearbox from L Series - To confirm if it does - how do I know/tell if it does have that?
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Post by EJ22Ute » Sat Jul 28, 2007 11:57 am

on my conversion i used the 1.59 low from L into my ej awd box.
the input shaft from flywheel has 19 teeth, front cog on transfer shaft has 23.input ratio is 1.2105.
the second cog on trasfer shaft has 19 teeth and this drives 25 tooth cog on main shaft which is ratio of 1.3158.
multiply these two ratios for overall low ratio reduction of 1.59.
if the box is not split, will have to count difference of turns of output shaft from hi compared to low range.
say 4 output turns in hi from "x" input turns should equal around 2.515 output turns in low from "x" input turns.
4 divided by 2.515 = 1.59.

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Post by FROG » Sat Jul 28, 2007 12:03 pm

1.196 = turbo models
1.592 = na models

im looking at 1990 book-
gives teeth numbers but dunno wot relates to ---
1.196 20/22 x25/19

1.592 23/14 x25/19
might help you---- sorry for not very clear ...in hurry

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Post by El_Freddo » Mon Jul 30, 2007 2:00 pm

Any dual range no turbo L series gearboxes will be the go. Get a later model one with lower k's, or split the box before you buy it... i'm sure you're allowed to do that - most pick a part joints and the like don't state that the gearbox is an assembly only part like an alternator or carbie...

Check it out and good luck with it.

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Post by PeeJay » Mon Jul 30, 2007 6:01 pm

on the turbo models both gears on the reduction shaft look the same size.

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