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Gear Ratios for B13\14 & P10\P11

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#4 ·
OK these numbers seriously puzzle me as I am not sure what I should be looking at...

I have a b13 with a b15 se transmission...should I be looking at the b15 se numbers??

3rd gear topping out at 134.40 @ 7500RPM's sounds off a bit no??

Maybe I'm looking at the right sheet.

lmk!!

-B
 
#10 ·
European P10 FWD gearset:
1st: 3,0625
2d: 1,8261
3d: 1,2069
4th: 0,9268
5th: 0,7333

final drive: 4,1765

JDM P11 4WD, with Viscous LSD:

1st: 3,3333
2d: 1,9545
3d: 1,2857
4th: 0,9268
5th: 0,75

final drive: 4,375

Pulsar VZ-R (SR16VE FWD, with Viscous LSD):
1st: 3,3333
2d: 1,955
3d: 1,333
4th: 0,975
5th: 0,756

final drive: ab. 4,4

My current setup for my NX2000, Euro P10 2WD / JDM P11 4WD combo:
1st: 3,0625
2d: 1,8261
3d: 1,2857
4th: 0,9268
5th: 0,75

final drive: 4,1765
 
#15 ·
I don't want to sound like a newb here, but i've been searching and i can't seem to find the answer to my question.

I blew my old b13 lsd tranny and got a p10 non-lsd tranny to replace it due to availability. i still have the old b13 tranny and i want the lsd back. i hate not having lsd. it's a major pita, especially in the snow.

what can i do to use the lsd in my old tranny? should i just swap over the p10 gear stacks to the b13 or the driverside case and lsd to the p10?

i'm not sure if there's a difference in the bell housing between the two, and i don't want to tear them both apart to find i wasted my time since it is my only car. any help is greatly appreciated. thanks, guys.
 
#16 · (Edited)
Some GA16DE data to add to the mix

USDM GA16DE B13 FWD gearset:
1st: 3.3333
2nd: 1.955
3rd: 1.286
4th: 0.926
5th: 0.733

final drive: 3.895 (Sentra)
final drive: 4.471 (NX1600)


JDM GA16DE FWD gearset:
1st: 3.063
2nd: 1.826
3rd: 1.286
4th: 0.975
5th: 0.810

final drive: 4.167

On nissanforums they said apparently that JDM N13 and N14 have same final drive as NX1600, 4.471, but the N13 gearbox won't fit on our cars (you could still take the final drive gear to use in another box though).

For better low-end acceleration (from a stop, or hammering out of corners), which of the setups as-is would be best? I have the USDM GA tranny now, and I find it less than ideal, though fuel-efficient. Which one, an NX1600 or a JDM tranny, would be better? I dont care about top speed.
 
#25 ·
Would a moderator please contact me regarding this thread? The spreadsheets given do not contain the correct formulas, so the MPH calculations are off.

I re-created a spreadsheet/workbook given the correct diameters and circumferences, so that the MPH reports are consistent with OEM wheel/tire combos. This will give an accurate starting point for those wondering what's what. In addition, I provided a formula in my spreadsheet that will allow the individual to calculate their own tire diameter, which they can plug in and immediately see the change in MPH across the entire spreadsheet.

Thanks!