Differential Question
I'm working on a project for my Physics of Motorsports class (coolest class EVAR) where I will calculate the theoretical/ideal 0-60 and 1/4 mile times for the Camaro. I've got practically all of the other numbers I need, but does anyone know the gear ratio for the rear differential?
Thanks in advance, and once I have my results I'll be sure to post it all up here. |
3.27 for all models, except: 3.45 for Manual SS.
Let us know how it all turns out, it ought to be cool! :D |
if you wanna make it look better, we're supposed to get a 3.73 option in 2011.
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Isn't 3.45 the transmission ratio? The differential should have its own, or are they the same?
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The transmission has 6 different ratios...I'm not sure what you mean about that...:iono:
The numbers I provided are for just the differentials, and the number zebra provided was a future differential option. |
Dragon gave you good numbers. How accurate do you need to be? weight? trans gearing? tire patch & size/diameter/width? HP/torque? Need these numbers also.
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Yeah, we're using mass, tire radius, gear ratios (preferably the trans and rear diff ratios, to be most accurate) and then I'm going to use the G8 GXP HP/Torque curve chart since that's the closest we've got (same engine and same basic chassis).
I have everything but the rear diff ratio and don't really know where to find that, hence the thread. Any suggestions? |
This is everything you should ever need in terms of gear ratios.
PAGE 3: http://www.chevrolet.com/camaro/pdf/...ifications.pdf |
^^ thanks! i never could remember where i saw that
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Thanks a lot Dragon, I'll flip through it and see if I can find what my prof was talking about.
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http://home.att.net/~numericana/answ...mula.htm#0to60 |
I got bored today at work; see if this helps at all...
**edit-> as noted below this is with 17" tires (someone was asking me about them). See a few posts down for the 20" spreadsheet. http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x...SS_GEARING.png |
Anyone know what the diameter of the ring gear will be? :chevy:
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