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reduction gears for MQ
Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 6:48 pm
by BENNNO
Any-one now if u can get reduction gears for 1980 MQ and where i can find them its got the p40 motor 4spd manual if it helps..... few of my mates rekon u can get em but not sure where?? Im in brisbane....
Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 8:29 pm
by gorilla
nope don't exist.
diff ratios is all you can do.
Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 8:55 pm
by pongo
IM looking at the idea of using 2 gboxes or 2 transfers.
also looking at the option of puttting the reverse gears in for first.
ONce i get a box or 2 to play with, ill get into it.
also a cabstar box , i think can work somehow
Cheers
Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 9:43 pm
by g@z
I think the 5 speed box has a lower 1st gear than a 4 speed, but not sure if they fit a P40, so that (if possible) and diff ratios as mentioned.
Regards,
g@z.
Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 10:50 pm
by gorilla
yeah i've heard about cabstar boxes, they do a 10 speed for it, i think. not common tho.
dual transfers? maybe for a LWB you could use an MQ divorced tranfer behind the stock one, don't know.
Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 11:26 pm
by Marius Safari
JUST FIT 30 INCH WHEELS!!!!
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 6:25 am
by V8Patrol
Two gearboxes were alicated to the MQ Patrol, the F4w81A ( 4 speed) or the FS5W81A (5 speed) ratios are as follows...
F4W81A
4th..........1.000:1
3rd..........1.449:1
2nd..........2.157:1
1st...........3.519:1
Reverse....4.181:1
FS5W81A
5th..........0.825:1
4th..........1.000:1
3rd..........1.440:1
2nd..........2.370:1
engine with turbo
1st..........3.897:1
Reverse...4.267:1
engine without turbo
1st..........4.222:1
reverse...4.622:1
Cabstar 5spd ratios ...
1st: 4.818
2nd: 2.620
3rd: 1.429
4th: 1.000
5th: 0.777
Rev: 4.818
Final ratio: 3.700
Two transfers are also availiable, the T130A and the T100L
Ratios are......
T130A
High.........1.000:1
low...........2.220:1
T100L
high..........1000:1
low...........2.074:1
Gear ratios for the 3 spd box..
1st.....2.900 to 1
2nd....1.562 to 1
3rd.....1.000 to 1
REV....4.015 to 1
Typical transfer ratio(split case)
high....1.000 to 1
low.....2.264 to 1
Diff ratios .....
These are the ratios for the MQ as per the Genuine book
4.375:1 (turbo diesel hardtop & deluxe wagon).
4.875:1 ( cab/ chassis SD33 & pick- up SD330).
4.111:1 (wagon P40).
4.625:1 (others).
By "mixing & matching" components you can get your final ratio down considerable enough to run 38's - 39's.
Kingy
box
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 6:54 am
by Patroldude
P40 and SD33 share same bell housing pattern so its an easy transfer if I recall right.
Mk
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 6:18 pm
by BENNNO
sweet thanks fellas ill check some stuff out.... runnin 36's so really need lower gears
Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 4:10 pm
by Woop
I believe there was a version of the CABSTAR that had a 'splitter' type transmission. A CABSTAR that i removed an H260 from at a wreckers had this type of transmission, but was removed unfortunatly. This might be able to be adapted to an MQ T130 transfer case
Nick
Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 6:48 pm
by Beastmavster
This is exactly why when I was looking for an MQ I felt it had to be the 5 speed since there were no lower tcase gears.
Of course, since I couldnt find a good 5 speed MQ for under what the Maverick cost I bought the Maverick instead.
That isnt to say that there arent other options, but after f***ing around on the previous vehicle with much the same issue I was over that stuff.
If you have the divorced tcase model you can always use a different tcase.
The 5 speed NA diesel box should have the lowest first gear ratios unless you go the cabstar route.
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 7:08 am
by Big Red Toy
what kingy said
my version..
V8 - Chev
5speed turbo diesel g/box & transfer
4.6 petrol diffs
And you
run 38's piece of piss with plenty of engine braking
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 8:31 am
by MKPatrolGuy
Big Red Toy wrote:what kingy said
my version..
V8 - Chev
5speed turbo diesel g/box & transfer
4.6 petrol diffs
And you
run 38's piece of piss with plenty of engine braking
Same as mine, except I have a Cabstar 5 speed. Really slow in 1st low!
Posted: Mon Nov 13, 2006 3:32 am
by RMP&O
MKPatrolGuy wrote:Big Red Toy wrote:what kingy said
my version..
V8 - Chev
5speed turbo diesel g/box & transfer
4.6 petrol diffs
And you
run 38's piece of piss with plenty of engine braking
Same as mine, except I have a Cabstar 5 speed. Really slow in 1st low!
Can you give us some details on the Cabstar 5spd you used? What year? What motor was it bolted to, ect ect ect? Pictures?
Posted: Mon Nov 13, 2006 7:49 am
by pongo
RMP&O wrote:MKPatrolGuy wrote:Big Red Toy wrote:what kingy said
my version..
V8 - Chev
5speed turbo diesel g/box & transfer
4.6 petrol diffs
And you
run 38's piece of piss with plenty of engine braking
Same as mine, except I have a Cabstar 5 speed. Really slow in 1st low!
Can you give us some details on the Cabstar 5spd you used? What year? What motor was it bolted to, ect ect ect? Pictures?
x2 pliz
Posted: Mon Nov 13, 2006 11:50 am
by MKPatrolGuy
RMP&O wrote:MKPatrolGuy wrote:Big Red Toy wrote:what kingy said
my version..
V8 - Chev
5speed turbo diesel g/box & transfer
4.6 petrol diffs
And you
run 38's piece of piss with plenty of engine braking
Same as mine, except I have a Cabstar 5 speed. Really slow in 1st low!
Can you give us some details on the Cabstar 5spd you used? What year? What motor was it bolted to, ect ect ect? Pictures?
No idea on the details, sorry. I bought a complete Patrol with the V8 & cabstar box in it and just swapped the driveline into my MK. It has a Dellow engine to transmission bellhousing and a Marks 4wd adaptor (No longer made) between the gearbox and transfercase.
Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 3:11 am
by JelmerMQ
RMP&O wrote:MKPatrolGuy wrote:Big Red Toy wrote:what kingy said
my version..
V8 - Chev
5speed turbo diesel g/box & transfer
4.6 petrol diffs
And you
run 38's piece of piss with plenty of engine braking
Same as mine, except I have a Cabstar 5 speed. Really slow in 1st low!
Can you give us some details on the Cabstar 5spd you used? What year? What motor was it bolted to, ect ect ect? Pictures?
The Cabstar had a SD22 engine.
http://www.intengine.com/nissan.htm