Anybody have accel. videos for diff. comparison

[87e30]

They aren't THAT expensive, you can try swapping around too since you can buy/sell different ratios.

[Adrian_Visser]

Then you haven't looked hard enough. It has been covered more times than I care to mention. There are also gear ratio calculators online and with a bit of searching the ratios of zf and getrag trannys can also be found.

[brn2ply7]

293 isn't "long". It's close to an m20 with a 373. I prefer it for autoxing. Don't have to shift out of 2nd. was bouncing off the limiter a bunch with a 325.

Thats interesting i had herd people did not like 2.93 for autoxing. Ive been in a mental pickle over this my whole build. Autox vids would be nice as well. The problem i have faced is what e30 swap videos there are out there do not really get into such details.

[e30_325es]

293 isn't "long". It's close to an m20 with a 373. I prefer it for autoxing. Don't have to shift out of 2nd. was bouncing off the limiter a bunch with a 325.

[lbreevesii]

I've got a buddy who is working on reworking his speed calculator for bmw transmissions and gear sets. I'm thinking 3.34ish is going to be ideal.

Might keep the 4.10 every now and then just for fun. just not on the highway...3750rpm at 60mph sheesh!

[brn2ply7]

I was wondering if any of yal fine 24valvers had some acceleration videos to post up. Maybe give people a better feel/ more informed decision. I know differential ratio choice seems to be one of the most pondered things for expecially zf cars. So if anybody has any videos to show say the punch of a 3.46 but the hghway buzzing, or a 2.93's long first and second and mild highway manners please post!

Thanks,
Zach Buchko