Gearbox/Rear Diff temperature
19 September 2008, 04:45 PM
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Gearbox/Rear Diff temperature
Just installed that cool SPA gauge...
Dual screen temperatures for gearbox and rear end...
But what's a typical temperature, for road driving and track driving.
Car is a Classic, standard gearbox and read diff...
Dual screen temperatures for gearbox and rear end...
But what's a typical temperature, for road driving and track driving.
Car is a Classic, standard gearbox and read diff...
22 September 2008, 01:59 PM
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I must be the first then...
Some info : between 80/90 °C for the gearbox on open road
between 60/70 °C for the rear diff on open road.
It will take a very LONG time to reach this, almost 60 km's of normal driving !!!
On track : Gearbox went to 125 °C
Rear diff up to 90 °C
Some info : between 80/90 °C for the gearbox on open road
between 60/70 °C for the rear diff on open road.
It will take a very LONG time to reach this, almost 60 km's of normal driving !!!
On track : Gearbox went to 125 °C
Rear diff up to 90 °C
22 September 2008, 05:22 PM
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http://www.spa-uk.co.uk/design/productdetails.asp?product=DG%20214|379
this one... ordered and deliverd to Belgium in 5 days...
The gauge is really well build with a lof of nice features !
(All sorts of settings, peak value's, changable display color/brightness...)
this one... ordered and deliverd to Belgium in 5 days...
The gauge is really well build with a lof of nice features !
(All sorts of settings, peak value's, changable display color/brightness...)
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You're welcome...
It's also a complete plug&play set.
All wires, sensors, brackets etc are included in the set.
You need to drill out the existing gearbox/diff plugs to put the sensors in.
Or make some in a lathe like I did.
It's also a complete plug&play set.
All wires, sensors, brackets etc are included in the set.
You need to drill out the existing gearbox/diff plugs to put the sensors in.
Or make some in a lathe like I did.
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