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hi guys justgot a new car its a 87 vanette. it has A15 (with gx head, dont ask me why?) 4 speed colum shift and it seems to have a bigger diff centre than whats in my 1000. this also is an 8 seater. what diff centres do theese use? bluebird ones?
also what ratios because i wanna be able to cruise on 100km/h without reving the hell out of it. thanx
Posted on: 2007/1/15 4:42
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No worries, A15 is designed to rev at 4000 RPM all day long.
Posted on: 2007/1/15 5:19
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They are hell low ratio.
I put bigger wheels on my old van. It would still pull right of the clock with 15"s and non low profile tyres
Posted on: 2007/1/15 6:18
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Its all good, mine loves to rev... spinning around too  they do rev a bit at 100kmh but mine still does it with no worry's....
Posted on: 2007/1/15 9:21
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what diff ratio are they. i want to be able to drive at 100km/h without eating fuel and reving out the engine all day long?
would the A15 still hold up?
Posted on: 2007/1/15 22:54
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Mine has done many long trips... sits on 110 no worry's, but i agree about the fuel situation bit thursty... revs a lot..
i think there closer then 4:11 but not sure..
if anyone could shed some light on a centre swap maby....?
Posted on: 2007/1/16 0:48
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i looked at the diff and it sort looks the same as a bluebird diff. are they the same type because i have a spare out of a trx
Posted on: 2007/1/16 2:14
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4.875?? kinda rings a bell. I think thats what mr_turbo put in his 1200. Its h165
Posted on: 2007/1/16 4:58
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Yep, 4.875 is the ratio. We use this at the STEEP hillclimbs! It came out of a Vanette.
Posted on: 2007/1/16 11:56
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Have a look on your vehicle id plate , will list a code for the Axle , you can work it all out from that ,, if its a C120 model its most like has a 4.11 H190 with the smaller axles (same size spines axles as a H165 )
Posted on: 2007/1/16 12:55
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