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PostPosted: Sun Jan 09, 2005 7:35 pm 
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anyone got a good site or document on diff gearings. I am getting to putting on the diff on my gearbox, and dicovered i didn't keep my pinions seperate, so now i don't know which pinion goes with which crown wheel! yes yes i should be more careful and pay more attention, but my mind was on other things. Help would be apperciated.

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For A series diffs.. NOT A+..
Part Numbers are marked on LH side of crown wheel, between bolt holes:
22A411 18/62, 3.44:1
22G940 17/62, 3.647:1
22A401 17/64, 3.765:1
22G340 16/63, 3.938:1
22G101 15/62, 4.133:1
22G370 15/64, 4.267:1
22G443 15/65,4.33:1

Pinions are interchangeable if same tooth count, crown wheels are not.
ie a 17T pinion will fit both a 3.647 and a 3.765 crown wheel. :wink:

I usually tie the pinion onto the crown wheel or diff centre, with a cable tie.. 8)

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PostPosted: Sun Jan 09, 2005 8:06 pm 
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thanks mate
i know it has been asked for before but suggestions for a slightly longer gearing, better for freeways etc. don't want it to be completly draging it's bum taking off, but lower at the top would be good.

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OK you can go taller by using A+ gears, as PAIRS. Don't mix with the A series gears above, tooth helix angle is different.

DAM2806 wheel, DAM 2808 pinion, 19/61, 3.211:1
DAM6327 wheel, DAM2808 pinion, 19/59, 3.105:1
DAM5925 wheel, DAM5927 pinion, 20/59, 2.95:1
TCB10004 wheel, TCC10001 pinion, 21/58, 2.76:1

BTW all this info is in Mini Car Clinic catalog. :wink:

3.1 is supposed to be good, if you find a set. :lol:

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