R32 Motion Ratio

[sav man]

Prety simple, does anyone know what it is front and rear.

[White GTS-T]

Prety simple, does anyone know what it is front and rear.

1:1

[Duncan]

simple question.....simple answer

[sav man]

I've been told 1:1, but i've also been told 0.94 & 0.914 for the front, and 0.703 for the rear. and mr Penske says only like axles are 1:1, so my IRS car can't be 1:1, but I measured it (multiple times) and got 1:1.

Edited April 1, 2010 by sav man

[djr81]

I've been told 1:1, but i've also been told 0.94 & 0.914 for the front, and 0.703 for the rear. and mr Penske says only like axles are 1:1, so my IRS car can't be 1:1, but I measured it (multiple times) and got 1:1.

0.7??? Maybe for a semi trailing arm rear with the shock just over half way along.....are you sure Roger has the right model Skyline?

The shock is connect to the hub so hub moves 1mm, shock moves 1mm. Or a tiny bit more because of the angle it is on. So 1:1 sounds right to me.

[sav man]

0.7??? Maybe for a semi trailing arm rear with the shock just over half way along.....are you sure Roger has the right model Skyline?

The shock is connect to the hub so hub moves 1mm, shock moves 1mm. Or a tiny bit more because of the angle it is on. So 1:1 sounds right to me.

that is ecsactly what i thought, i'm just triple checking with other skyline guru's before i get the valving done. SK told me a while ago that it was 1:1 as well.

[R32Abuser]

I also have been told 1:1...

However, I highly doubt each axle would be exactly 1:1 tho...even a small change of say 0.05 (+ or -) would be enough to cause a significant increase or decrease in wheel rate

Cheers

David

[sav man]

yes but no where near .7, it's probably in the .94-.98 range

[T04GTR]

if the shock is mounted on the hub/upright its 1:1 if it on a control arm its not. all skylines are on the hub. so all 1:1. just because they are not at the outside of the hub makes no differance.

rear is def 1:1. front is mounted on the upright so its 1:1 too