focus-RS- wrote:can the final drive ratio be adjusted using the f super interface, or can it only be done using IDS ?
Only via IDS.
focus-RS- wrote:can the final drive ratio be adjusted using the f super interface, or can it only be done using IDS ?
paul2012 wrote: Your connect now should do the same as mine.
my engine speed is approx 1700 RPM when cruising at 60mph see here:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylsypW6ovxw
Lefty64 wrote:paul2012 wrote: Your connect now should do the same as mine.
my engine speed is approx 1700 RPM when cruising at 60mph see here:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylsypW6ovxw
This bit puzzled me because it seems so far out of line with my 110PS (3.80 axle ratio - on ETIS).
Checked it today to make sure, and (in 5th gear) it's 1750 RPM at 50mph - 2100 RPM at 60 mph.
Why is there such a diff.?
Lefty64 wrote:paul2012 wrote: Your connect now should do the same as mine.
my engine speed is approx 1700 RPM when cruising at 60mph see here:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylsypW6ovxw
This bit puzzled me because it seems so far out of line with my 110PS (3.80 axle ratio - on ETIS).
Checked it today to make sure, and (in 5th gear) it's 1750 RPM at 50mph - 2100 RPM at 60 mph.
Why is there such a diff.?
Lefty64 wrote:
This bit puzzled me because it seems so far out of line with my 110PS (3.80 axle ratio - on ETIS).
Checked it today to make sure, and (in 5th gear) it's 1750 RPM at 50mph - 2100 RPM at 60 mph.
Why is there such a diff.?
liteace wrote:Lefty64 wrote:
This bit puzzled me because it seems so far out of line with my 110PS (3.80 axle ratio - on ETIS).
Checked it today to make sure, and (in 5th gear) it's 1750 RPM at 50mph - 2100 RPM at 60 mph.
Why is there such a diff.?
There's not a big difference if you check it properly, your doing 60mph = engine speed 2100rpm,
with the 3.41 diff 60mph = 2024rpm
Lefty64 wrote:liteace wrote:Lefty64 wrote:
This bit puzzled me because it seems so far out of line with my 110PS (3.80 axle ratio - on ETIS).
Checked it today to make sure, and (in 5th gear) it's 1750 RPM at 50mph - 2100 RPM at 60 mph.
Why is there such a diff.?
There's not a big difference if you check it properly, your doing 60mph = engine speed 2100rpm,
with the 3.41 diff 60mph = 2024rpm
I agree with you there. It's pretty close @ slightly over 2000 revs. I'm keeping an eye on the RPM needle under road conditions/changing gradients/etc.
I'm not an idiot, but not an expert mechanic. I'm asking for a logical explanation why Paul's engine (with the 3.41 MK1 Focus gearbox) is delivering 60mph @ 1700 rpm where mine is doing only 50mph.
If it's turning over more slowly than my 110PS (with the standard gearbox & axle) then surely it's delivering more MPG so saving fuel? If it's doing so then is it sacrificing torque for acceleration & straight line performance?
liteace wrote:
I fitted bigger wheels, had 15"s and put on 16"s, I didnt touch any of the setting as I knew I was going to fit Focus engine and box, after fitting engine and box I changed the setting in the ECU for wheel, tire and final drive ratio as you can see here:
viewtopic.php?f=54&t=149429#p1254889
If you throw together parts and dont change the setting, maybe because you dont know how to until someone else does it, as I said in that post your vehicle speed and rpm are going to be out, you may think your doing 600mph in 5th @ 1000 rpm but when everything is set correct then your not.
Its best not to take any notice of video'ed dash clock, change settings 1st, then check live data
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