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PostPosted: Sat Feb 09, 2013 4:20 pm 
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can anyone tell me what these gearboxes are? 22g1128
22g1832
and what diff should be in them?

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22G1128 is a remote change 4 synchro, 3.44 diff
22G1832 is a rod change 4 synchro 3.44 diff


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22G1128 - 4 synchro remote change - diff ratio 3.44 for standard vehicles or 3.65 for Clubman GT
22G1832 - 4 synchro rod change - diff ratio 3.44

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"22G1128 - 4 synchro remote change - diff ratio 3.44 for standard vehicles or 3.65 for Clubman GT"

22G1128 pretty sure didn't come out in a Mini K/early Clubman with a 3.44 diff ;)


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is there any combination other than 18/62 that makes a 3.44diff? i need a replacement 3.44 diff with a 62 tooth crownwheel to replace my broken one

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TK wrote:
"22G1128 - 4 synchro remote change - diff ratio 3.44 for standard vehicles or 3.65 for Clubman GT"

22G1128 pretty sure didn't come out in a Mini K/early Clubman with a 3.44 diff ;)


Yeah, some early cars had a 3.76 diff, but most are 3.44.


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OK

http://www.ausmini.com/forums/viewtopic ... 8e58c13476


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Monaco wrote:
TK wrote:
"22G1128 - 4 synchro remote change - diff ratio 3.44 for standard vehicles or 3.65 for Clubman GT"

22G1128 pretty sure didn't come out in a Mini K/early Clubman with a 3.44 diff ;)


Yeah, some early cars had a 3.76 diff, but most are 3.44.


I beg to differ, my Mini K parts book lists 3.765 and 3.647 ratios, NOT 3.44.
The only 22G1128 boxes I've found to have a 3.44 in stock were Mk2 S and GT.
My car has a box I took out of a GT, its diff ratio was 3.44 until I changed it.

The UK 1275GT (with way less power than ours) had a 3.647, I'm not aware the Oz GT ever did.

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next question. is there any way of telling what mini these boxes came from?

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Minute wrote:
next question. is there any way of telling what mini these boxes came from?

re 22G1128 boxes-
IMO- "If the box has rubber U/Js and is remote shift it is either off a Mini K or an early 1098 Clubby.
If it has rubber U/Js and a puddin'stirrer shift, it is out of a van, or a Moke.
If it has Hardy Spicer steel U/Js and the cluster gear has 22G1040 stamped on it, it's a Cooper S or Clubby GT".

However, 40 years on as it is, things get swapped about, anything is possible. :lol:

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If it has Hardy Spicer steel U/Js and the cluster gear has 22G927 stamped on it, it's a Moke".
But as The Doc says This may have been changed over the Years

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What must I look for to get a higher ratio say 4.11:1 :?


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Scclubman wrote:
What must I look for to get a higher ratio say 4.11:1 :?

The 4.13 and 4.26 were used here in bigwheel Mokes and some Morris 1100s.
I have a good 4.26 CW/P for sale if you are interested...

[edit] You can fit this ratio to any box.

see http://www.ausmini.com/forums/viewtopic ... highlight=

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Thanks Dr. it will be a bit difficult to get it to South Africa but thanks for the info


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