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Gearing changes

Post  yunik on Thu Aug 26, 2010 11:45 am

Hello mates,

I have a list of gear ratios of all swift versions...

Are the gearing interchangeable between the models? i.e. 4th gear gearing of 1.3 GS on a GTi box? and final drives?

and in the awd boxes? (saloon/justy/...)

Thanks mates!

pd. if anyone want the list tell me..

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Re: Gearing changes

Post  AF34S on Thu Aug 26, 2010 6:20 pm

All Swifts use the same 1st and 2nd gear ratios. GTi's have close ratio 3rd, 4th and 5th which is specific to them and not shared by any other Swift. GTi's also use a lower final drive (4.1)
AWD ratios are completely different.

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Re: Gearing changes

Post  stevieh6 on Thu Aug 26, 2010 9:05 pm

i use the awd box and the ratios are pretty much the same as the gti box. The gs box is rubbish, 4th gear is like 5th on the gti box

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Post  AF34S on Thu Mar 03, 2011 11:05 pm

Justy AWD gearboxes have a different final drive to a Cultus GT-i 4WD

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Re: Gearing changes

Post  jesseswiftgti on Thu Mar 03, 2011 11:38 pm

what about 1.0 gearbox ? do they have a smaller final drive so you can put it in the gti box for closer ratios?

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Re: Gearing changes

Post  Miniswift on Fri Mar 04, 2011 9:34 am

Hi,

It will be a lot of hard work to do this boys.
You will need to pull out input shaft and crown wheel as thay are the one makes final ratio.
Gti has 4.1:1, I think 1300 non Gti has 3.78:1(slower acceleration), 1 litre may be 4.4:1(better acceleration) and there is another one 3.528:1 (higher top speed but slower acc.).
Now I'm talking all this with std. wheel sizes.

You will need to take off all of the gears(3-5th) and transfer them onto your input shaft you want.
May as well recondition your gearbox same time and replace all of the bearings while at it.
I think all of the scynchro and gear change folks are inter changeable in Swift gearboxes(apart from mk1).

So getting low milage G10 gearbox for parts and whatever else for input shaft and crown wheel combo.

If I had money, I would asked Dattman in Teamswift/Redline to make me custom inputshaft and crown wheel combo with better 2nd gear ratio! But it was £850 or so by the time I get it in UK.

Good luck.
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Re: Gearing changes

Post  jesseswiftgti on Fri Mar 04, 2011 12:27 pm

I sort of want to get a 1.0 gearbox now Very Happy i got a gti box that pops out of gear to you know why it would do that ?

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Re: Gearing changes

Post  Miniswift on Fri Mar 04, 2011 3:33 pm

Hi,

I think it wil be more like selector folks are worn.
As it select, it pushes gears into correct position. As it gets worn, it will not push it in all the way.
If gears are grinding, it will be worn synchros(not sure of spelling).

If you are going for G10 gearbox. It has 4.388:1 final ratio. You will need to get crown wheel(diff) and input shaft.
You will get better acceleration but your top end will be screaming. So if you do long distance driving, not for you.
I think your fuel consumption will suffer, too.

I will recommend any of you to get hold of complete gearbox. As all of synchros are inter changeable to Gti gearbox. You can rebuild your Gti gearset 3rd-5th onto new G10 gear set input shaft.
Make sure you change bearings and so on. Also, check your diff pin. They are only hold in place by spring pins and they can work loose. Gary can tell you that!

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Re: Gearing changes

Post  leachy on Sun Mar 20, 2011 10:02 am

so if i put a 1l box in my gti would i have more acceleration?

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Re: Gearing changes

Post  Almondo74 on Sun Mar 20, 2011 10:46 am

yep but no top end

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Re: Gearing changes

Post  leachy on Sun Mar 20, 2011 11:08 am

Is it worth doing? and how much would i lose top end cuz im only getting like 120-130 at a push at the mo Embarassed

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Re: Gearing changes

Post  Miniswift on Sun Mar 20, 2011 11:56 am

Hi,

Here you go. Type in what your gear ratios, tyre sizes, revs and so on.

http://fatboyraceworks.com/gears/

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Re: Gearing changes

Post  jesseswiftgti on Sun Mar 20, 2011 11:57 am

the fastest i got in my old swift was just over 130 mph but it isnt accurate proberly more like 120, I dont think your top end would be that bad

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Re: Gearing changes

Post  Almondo74 on Sun Mar 20, 2011 5:45 pm

iv had 130 out of my gti and i had 110-115 out of my 1L lol
rolling road obviously Wink

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