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Oct 23rd, 2016, 18:13 | #1 |
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1.8 Gearbox on a T4
Does anyone know if a gearbox from a 2003 1.8 volvo engine will fit onto a 2003 T4?
Im guessing it will but just wondered if anyone could confirm it. |
Oct 23rd, 2016, 18:24 | #2 |
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should do ,( as long it isn't a GDI ) but it will be a bit of a handful with gearing that low ... would your larger driveshafts fit the gearbox too ?
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Don't know about driveshafts. Thats one I was hoping someone would know the answer to. |
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4000 rpm at 75 mph low gearing ? ! It bothers me in the 1800 let alone a T4 which cruises endlessly at High speed and low rpm ..... there will be so much torque the traction control will be working overtime and upsetting the handling and slowing you down . Historically with volvo , when ever they increase the power of an engine over time they put a taller final drive ratio in .
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Pretty sure Smithy on here has a 2.0T with a 4.45 1.8 gearbox in so Ive messaged him to see how he did it. If a T4 gearbox turns up then Ill use that but if not then ill use a 1.8 gearbox. |
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Oct 24th, 2016, 11:32 | #7 |
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Pretty sure my T4 used to do 3000rpm at 70? I can cope with a little bit more than that
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Oct 24th, 2016, 17:45 | #9 |
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I am sure my 1.8 sits at just over 3,000 rpm at 75 mph.
Definitely can't do 146 mph though, lol. Gary
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I have slightly smaller tyres (215/40/17 opposed to 215/45/17) so its slightly higher anyway.
And who cruises at 70 anyway haha |
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