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Jason Plato

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Close Ratio 6 Speed

1st: 2.69:1

2nd: 2.01:1

3rd: 1.59:1

4th: 1.32:1

5th: 1.13:1

6th 1.00:1

Final Drive: 3.62:1

 

Sequential 6 Speed

1st: 2.4:1

2nd: 1.84:1

3rd: 1.482:1

4th: 1.26:1

5th: 1.104:1

6th 1:1

 

does anyone know if the 6th gear could be changed ? or is it based on the type 9 internals ?

 

Taffia rear gunner

 

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Dave from what i understand the box is a fresh design

 

Ratios are as follows

 

Current ratio options are:-

1st 2.400 2.400 2.769

2nd 1.840 1.694 2.057

3rd 1.482 1.333 1.578

4th 1.260 1.150 1.260

5th 1.104 1.000 1.104

6th 1.000 0.888 1.000

 

Dave

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Rob

 

IIRC my elite 5 speed weighed 20 kgs ( easily picked up with 1 hand ) , There is also another caterham in Ken Evans class in the midland/leaders series that is running the latest version, with no problems, its taken them a while to get it sorted,

 

Dave

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Is the sequential box is to be fitted as standard then?? Bit noisy for road use. I'm guessing it's a dog box as it's sequential. Or will it be an optional extra, with the venerable six speeder fitted as standard.

 

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Collected mine two weeks ago... at the time it was ordered, they were not offering other ratios, though their printed matter does imply they will be.

 

Long spoon, and the devil, springs to mind with this comment.

 

JH

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  • 2 weeks later...

If any body would like some information ring me at Quaife 01732 741144 and I can fill you in on all the ratios and spec. Just for information it has nothing at all in common with a type nine other than it is the same size (almost) and has the Ford bolt pattern, input and output shaft spines. The mainshaft and layshaft are 10mm further apart allowing much bigger and stronger bearings and gears with no big hole in the top of the casing weakening the box. We currently have them in a Nissan 350Z Italian Race series, Ginetta G50 and a lot of MK1 Mk2 Escort rally cars; I have a customer in Barbados who is 1.5 seconds a mile faster with the box in his MK1. Just a note I had the first go in any car fitted with the box when we fitted it to my Seven last year. It was so good Mike Quaife swapped me his Elise for the Seven which you should be soon seeing in the press on road test.

 

 

Edited by - Len Unwin on 26 Apr 2008 20:25:37

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