FD 4.785 Questions..!!!!

[toya_flywheel]

to all Otai2 outside there..i hv a fews question..hopefully u all guys can gv me the best answer..tq

civic A > B16A + PnP + type R camshaft (complete wif type R valve & spring)
civic B > B16A + PnP + gearbox b18cR wif FD 4.785
civic C > B16A + PnP + type R piston

which one is better for 400 meter.??? can B tapau A & C..?..tq..im still new..hope i can hv positive answer..tq..tq..tq..

 

[shiroitenshi]

That is vague question.. depends on the torque the engine makes and how much rpm it can pull.

If one of those B16As can somehow make more torque (at wheel) at 6-8K than others at 7-9K rpm with 4.785, it can be an upset.

But B16A will feel lighter with a gearbox with 4.785 for sure.

 

[evoX2]

agree with shiro, but i would guess either A or B. It also depend on the launch skill, traction etc....

 

[budin99]

waaa....inchey toya_flywheel..demmm serious you aaa..until here looking for 4.785 info keh keh keh....

Those "A" car sudah siap ka? ready for charity run?

and those "C" need insurans wooo ekekke

 

[dc_vtec]

car body weight oso must consider...

 

[hattech-v]

car D will win....

 

[eddie_vtec]

how to know 4.785 gearbox?
sorry bro toya flywheel...tumpang ur thread....

 

[hattech-v]

open up gbox n count the fd...

 

[eddie_vtec]

aiyo...very hard to know...
if by rpm n kmh..how to check?noob here....

 

[evoX2]

aiyo...very hard to know...
if by rpm n kmh..how to check?noob here....

use the gear ratio calculator.

 

[E-Tech]

assuming both in eg 2 door body.... car a
If in ek 4 doors ..car b

 

[E-Tech]

Wanted to attach my excel file for gearing calculation... but post do not accept excel file.... so you can only see in word but cannot use lor....

If you know the gear and rpm and speed, can guess if the car has changed the FD...

If the gear box on the floor , can put into 1,2,3,4 gear and turn the clutch turns versus 1 complete drive shaft turn...

Just my 2 cents...

 

[hattech-v]

get the Gearcalc software... much easier..

 

[shiroitenshi]

Hehe.. Mine is no where so complex as gearcalc, but shows most of the information required.. this is the revised edition since the last one I posted last year. A few additions since then.

You need to know how to interpret the chart though, but I guess most can guess after they play with it a while.

I think E-tech will find it very fun to play with. Nice work with yours, but speed loss from playing with gears not apparent there, nor does how shifting one ratio affects the next gear.

So far, I've done up to getting estimations of rev drop per shift, tire expansion correction (I am still trying to make a fully scaling tire expansion correction, but currently no way to measure them in real life yet.)

XLS in zip file. This is actually a portion of the complete worksheet.

 

[E-Tech]

SO SO with the chart which car you say will win? He he he...