Simple question, what is the final drive for an Aussie delivered NB8A?
I looked on Miata net and it said 4.1
I just want to check that 4.1 is correct and Miata.net weren't referring to a USA version with a different ratio.
Thanks.
NB8A Final Drive.
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NB8A Final Drive.
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BadBong
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Re: NB8A Final Drive.
5 speed with 4.1 diff ratio mate.
Best combo I've dríven out of all the MX5s...
Best combo I've dríven out of all the MX5s...
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Re: NB8A Final Drive.
Aussie 10AE's and Roadster RS's from japan got 3.9:1. All aussie NB8A's are 4.1 and 8B/8C are 3.606:1. I think the Americans just got 4.1's with the 6 speed too which is why they had faster 0-100 times.
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Re: NB8A Final Drive.
Hellmun wrote:Aussie 10AE's ... got 3.9:1.
Aussie 10AE was 3.6 - spec sheets:
viewtopic.php?f=78&t=45043
Some discussion & settlement:
viewtopic.php?f=18&t=43268
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