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FD3SR1 10-18-05 09:35 PM

Anyone have an AUTO fd with 4.33 gears?
 
I was wondering if anyone has an auto fd with 4.33 gears and how well they like it? I have an auto and was thinking about getting the gears my self to see how i like it before putting my manual tranny in. Also what are your cruising rpms at?

jeff p 10-19-05 01:04 AM

I have an auto FD. check out my sig. the 4.33 gears made a huge difference in the power band . the car is very responsive and made my mods so much better. the 4.33 gears are a must do mod for the auto guys. the 4.33 gears are stock mazda parts in the RZ FD'S so they fit like a glove in the rear end. just make sure to have the lash set by a reputable shop, and replace the seals while your in their. my cruising speed is off by about 5 MPH on the high side when I am doing 65 MPH my speedo is showing around 70 MPH so keep this in mind your speedo will be off by about 5 to 7 mph off.
Jeff

a3dcadman 10-19-05 06:54 AM

ive been using the 4.10 setup for about a year and i am very pleased with the difference it made. i have been contemplating building a 4.33 rear end to pick up another 5% difference in ratio. switching 3rd members is much easier than a manual / auto conversion. the 4.33 should get you performance comparable to a similarly modded manual.
if you hear of a great deal on 4.33 gear sets, let me know.
chuck

FD3SR1 10-19-05 08:27 AM

will do. Whats your rpms at 60 70 and 80 mph?

FD3SR1 10-19-05 08:30 AM

Also does anyone know the what the lash should be set at? Most of the shops around here dont know anything about imports. If you dont mind me asking, how much did it cost you to have your gears changed out?

JaNusSolSumnus 10-19-05 08:43 AM

You can correct the speedo inaccuracy by obtaining a RZ speedo gear from Mazda. When I went to a manual transmission I put the automatic's speedo gear on my manual speedo sensor/drive so that it would be accurate. I couldnt afford to get the 4.10 diff yet, but I plan to go 4.33 when I can upgrade.

~Kris

93silverbullet 10-19-05 02:50 PM


Originally Posted by JaNusSolSumnus
You can correct the speedo inaccuracy by obtaining a RZ speedo gear from Mazda. When I went to a manual transmission I put the automatic's speedo gear on my manual speedo sensor/drive so that it would be accurate. I couldnt afford to get the 4.10 diff yet, but I plan to go 4.33 when I can upgrade.

~Kris

Kris, do you have a part number for the RZ speedo gear? I have the 4.33 gears already (my winter project :D).

jeff p 10-20-05 12:31 AM

let me know about the RZ speedo gear part number also. send me a PM if you can.
thanks
Jeff

1wide7 10-20-05 11:51 AM

if you guys are looking for a set of 4.10 ill sell mine

OKRX-7 10-20-05 12:25 PM

I was going to run a 4.33 or a 4.10 (Both are pretty easy to obtain from Japan used and 4.10's go for $20 to $30 if you know someone over there who is willing to hunt them down for you.) but I ended up making so much power my tranny was starting to let go so I had to back the boost back down and detune a bit.

Which is rather sad, my car feels so slow now.

apex_sideway 10-20-05 08:08 PM

Can anyone tell me about this RZ speedo gear? I want a 4.33 gear but don't want inaccurate speed readings . . . thanks.

a3dcadman 10-21-05 03:58 AM


Originally Posted by apex_sideway
Can anyone tell me about this RZ speedo gear? I want a 4.33 gear but don't want inaccurate speed readings . . . thanks.

you can also get electronic speedo recalibrators for about $100.00 that will take care of speedo discrepancies due to tire diameter differences and gear ratio changes. Some of these devices also address fuel cut off built into certain vehicles. kph to mph conversion is another feature.

fd3sr1,
ive got the specs and tolerance figures for the rear end components that i can dig up and i will let you know. a good sight to check out is randys ring and pinion for info and calculators for speed /rpm etc.

chuck

ManGaZeRo 10-21-05 11:38 AM

How much are these directly from mazda? I know rx7.com sells the 4.3 ring for 500 anywhere else cheaper?

apex_sideway 10-22-05 05:54 PM


Originally Posted by a3dcadman
you can also get electronic speedo recalibrators for about $100.00 that will take care of speedo discrepancies due to tire diameter differences and gear ratio changes. Some of these devices also address fuel cut off built into certain vehicles. kph to mph conversion is another feature.

fd3sr1,
ive got the specs and tolerance figures for the rear end components that i can dig up and i will let you know. a good sight to check out is randys ring and pinion for info and calculators for speed /rpm etc.

chuck

Thanks, one more question. Where would you buy one of these? Any websites? Thanks again, i'm very interested in this.

FD3SR1 10-22-05 08:28 PM

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fd3sr1,
ive got the specs and tolerance figures for the rear end components that i can dig up and i will let you know. a good sight to check out is randys ring and pinion for info and calculators for speed /rpm etc.

chuck[/QUOTE]

ok thanks!

a3dcadman 10-23-05 12:43 AM


Originally Posted by apex_sideway
Thanks, one more question. Where would you buy one of these? Any websites? Thanks again, i'm very interested in this.

heres a couple of links for speedo recalibrators

http://www.blackrobotics.com/yb_home.htm

http://www.autotransinc.com/recal.htm

http://www.ricks2k.com/products/yellowbox.php

http://www.drivetrain.com/autotransc...alibrator.html

chuck

apex_sideway 10-23-05 01:00 AM

Wow, thanks!!!


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