Evolution IV, V, VI, VII &VIII Transmission/Differential
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Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Transmission & Differential Information. Evolution IV, V, VI, .... *More details available in the Ralliart Assembly Manual at ...
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Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Transmission and Differential Information Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Transmission & Differential Information Evolution IV, V, VI, VII &VIII Transmission/Differential and other technical Information The Mitsubishi Lancer Evolutions IV, V, VI, T.M.Edition, VII & VIII have a large variety of transmission and differential options available. This information bulletin is intended to help you choose the correct transmission and differential specification for your purpose and to allow you to comply with the relevant technical regulations. Original Equipment Choices: The standard Lancer Evolution IV, V,VI & T.M.Edition cars were produced by Mitsubishi Motors Corporation ("MMC") with two choices of: A. Gearbox ratios B. Front differential C. Final drive ratio These are standard MMC parts and are all homologated in Groups N & A. In simple terms, they are as follows: A. Gearbox ratios: Gear Teeth Ratio Gear Teeth Ratio 1 39/14 2.785 1 39/14 2.785 2 39/20 1.95 2 39/20 1.95 3 38/27 1.407 3 39/27 1.444 4 33/32 1.031 4 34/31 1.096 5 32/42 0.761 5 33/40 0.825 0.461538462 2.166667 x x 3.416 R 41/26 3.416 R 41/26 Constant xxxx xxxx Constant xxxx xxxx B. Front differential The cars were available with either a normal open differential or a helical gear Limited Slip Differential (worm gear type). The front differential and the Viscous Coupling Unit for the centre differential are both located inside the transfer box (not in the main gearbox). C. Final drive ratios Front E4 Rr E5/6 Rr Front E4 Rr E5/6 Rr Ratio 4.529 3.323 3.307 Ratio 4.875 3.323 3.307 No.of teeth 77/17 53/16 43/13 No. of teeth 78/16 53/16 43/13 The above three items can be used within Group A and N regulations, in many combinations of the three. There is a separate sheet which shows the MMC part Nos for these parts, included in our catalogue. Individual parts Nos for items within the gearboxes, differentials and transfers ...
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