V184 wrote:Surely the answer to this would be to drive it down the motorway & find out
Fo-Banshee wrote:V184 wrote:Surely the answer to this would be to drive it down the motorway & find out
I have and as I said @3000rpm it does 100km/h and drivetheglobe has quoted the same but with a 4.63:1.
I guess the only way would be to remove the diff cover and check or hope someone may already have the knowledge to answer. ie, someone with another similar van with a 5.13 and 6 stud 15" wheels.
V184 wrote:Fo-Banshee wrote:V184 wrote:Surely the answer to this would be to drive it down the motorway & find out
I have and as I said @3000rpm it does 100km/h and drivetheglobe has quoted the same but with a 4.63:1.
I guess the only way would be to remove the diff cover and check or hope someone may already have the knowledge to answer. ie, someone with another similar van with a 5.13 and 6 stud 15" wheels.
i was referring to the author of the thread
Fo-Banshee wrote:Mine has a 5.14:1 standard diff as far as I know and at 3000rpm has a speed of 100km/h, it is a 7/2000 190 lwb mid roof with a 2.5td (100ps) and mt75 5 speed with single 15" six stud wheels. I bought a 4.63:1 complete diff but haven't had the opportunity to fit it as yet. Could mine have the 4.63:1 already?
Fo-Banshee wrote:V184 wrote:Surely the answer to this would be to drive it down the motorway & find out
I have and as I said @3000rpm it does 100km/h and drivetheglobe has quoted the same but with a 4.63:1.
I guess the only way would be to remove the diff cover and check or hope someone may already have the knowledge to answer. ie, someone with another similar van with a 5.13 and 6 stud 15" wheels.
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