got a couple questions. A while back there was a post with the trannie ratios and final drive ratios but I am not finding it. Also I'd like to know if there is a difference between manual and auto trannie final drives. And is it possible to change the speedo drive gear if I was to install 14" Mazda wheels on my 93 Festiva? Thanks. Mike
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I did those trans ratio's for the g25mr trans that some of us have upgraded to.
the speedo drive gear wont need to be touched if you get 195/45r14's
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Carl, the object of changing to a larger wheel is to drop the engine RPM in an attempt to increase MPG. Maybe I should just try a larger tire size. A friend just bought a 93 Festiva with an automatic. No tach, but he claims it is wound a lot tighter at 75 MPH than his other manual Festiva at 75. I am going to loan him a TinyTach so he can check it out. I have a tach in my 93 manual, we will compare notes. Any idea where I can get the gear ratios for the trannie? Thanks. Mike90 Festiva L
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I don't know if the gear in the transmission will interchange.
But it would be a pain to change since its on the differential.
Manual
1st 3.454
2nd 1.944
3rd 1.275
4th 0.881
5th 0.692 (5 speed only)
rev 3.583
axel 3.777
Speedometer gear ratio 0.91
Automatic
1st 2.841
2nd 1.541
3rd 1.000
rev 2.400
axel 3.227
Speedometer gear ratio 0.88~Jeff
1988 Festiva LX Silver 5speed. 219,000 miles. My new daily driver.
1988 Festiva L Plus Red 2brl 4speed. 504,477 miles and holding till I get the speed-o fixed.
2003 Mustang GT 5speed
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OH yeah I could tell you the auto's aren't geared for the higher speeds. I came home yesterday from the wis meet in the GF's auto festy.
The 5 speeds are much better. It looks like the 4 speed & auto's are just about the same though. The double overdrive helps.It's a good thing you don't read the stickies, you might of learned something.Poverty produces creativity
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