Mph per 1000 of 1935 14?
Re: Mph per 1000 of 1935 14?
Hi, It sounds like your spare is a later diff. check your early diff. the top bolt hole will be at 12 o'clock, and approx. 10½" flange to flange
The later diffs. and axles have the top bolt hole a whisker before at 2 minutes to 12. and are approx. 9-1/8" flange to flange.
If it wont fit your car 4.88 ratio is sort after by Land Rover men.
There is a 1936 4.88 to fit your car for £15 on eBay.
cheers Jeff
The later diffs. and axles have the top bolt hole a whisker before at 2 minutes to 12. and are approx. 9-1/8" flange to flange.
If it wont fit your car 4.88 ratio is sort after by Land Rover men.
There is a 1936 4.88 to fit your car for £15 on eBay.
cheers Jeff
1937-20 SS _ 1938-20 SS _ 1946-16 SS _ 1947-16 saloon
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Re: Mph per 1000 of 1935 14?
Jeff, can't see the £15 one, found the £35 one, where is it mate?
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Re: Mph per 1000 of 1935 14?
Ah yes, many thanks.
Re: Mph per 1000 of 1935 14?
Hi, If you take off the rear hub cap and the halfshaft has a thread and nut on the end
then its definitely a 6 spline fitting halfshaft to diff.
ps. Im looking for another P4 3.9 diff. if anybody's selling one.
thanks Jeff.
then its definitely a 6 spline fitting halfshaft to diff.
ps. Im looking for another P4 3.9 diff. if anybody's selling one.
thanks Jeff.
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Re: Mph per 1000 of 1935 14?
I've uploaded a couple of pics of the diff, with the top bolt at 12'o'clock. It has 10 1/2" flange to flange approx. I'll post 'em up once I remember how I did it last time!
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Re: Mph per 1000 of 1935 14?
http://s1382.photobucket.com/user/Mahon ... .jpeg.html
Here's the photo of my diff, axles have locknut and pin do I assume they're 6 spline
Here's the photo of my diff, axles have locknut and pin do I assume they're 6 spline
Re: Mph per 1000 of 1935 14?
Hi,
Definitely 6 spline to diff. with taper, key & nut to hub end.
cheers Jeff
Definitely 6 spline to diff. with taper, key & nut to hub end.
cheers Jeff
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Re: Mph per 1000 of 1935 14?
But I still don't know my 1k rpm per mph in top do I?
Re: Mph per 1000 of 1935 14?
Hi,
I've tried to work this out, (please let me know if ive got it wrong).
Based on 17" wheels with 27½" diameter tyres as on my 35 / 14 hp.
Diff. ratio 5.22 = 15.67 mph @ 1000rpm or 47.01 mph @ 3000rpm
4.88 = 16.77 or 50.29 @ 3000 rpm
4.7 = 17.41 or 52.22
4.3 = 19.03 or 57.08
3.9 = 20.98 or 62.94
Only the first two are able to fit straight in your existing axle.
You will see that by fitting a 4.3 my early 14 was happy at 3000 revs. & 57 mph
to keep up with HGVs on motorway trips, and was more economical.
thanks Jeff.
I've tried to work this out, (please let me know if ive got it wrong).
Based on 17" wheels with 27½" diameter tyres as on my 35 / 14 hp.
Diff. ratio 5.22 = 15.67 mph @ 1000rpm or 47.01 mph @ 3000rpm
4.88 = 16.77 or 50.29 @ 3000 rpm
4.7 = 17.41 or 52.22
4.3 = 19.03 or 57.08
3.9 = 20.98 or 62.94
Only the first two are able to fit straight in your existing axle.
You will see that by fitting a 4.3 my early 14 was happy at 3000 revs. & 57 mph
to keep up with HGVs on motorway trips, and was more economical.
thanks Jeff.
1937-20 SS _ 1938-20 SS _ 1946-16 SS _ 1947-16 saloon