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  1. #1
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    messed up, will sell 4.8 . sorry, racingralph

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    I've been looking for a 4.88 or 5.12 for a while.

    What's the going rate for a good used one these days? (I doubt new is in my budget)

    Racingralph: What's your location?

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    This might be of some help. info on where to get gears from other cars for the mazdas http://www.turbomagazine.com/tech/08...ech/index.html
    Steve Elicati
    ITA 1994 Mazda Miata
    Central Florida Region

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    Right diameter, wrong length. All these gears have to be lengthened to fit the 86-91 RX7.
    Steve Eckerich
    ITS 18 Speedsource RX7
    ITR RX8 (under construction)

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    Quote Originally Posted by seckerich View Post
    Right diameter, wrong length. All these gears have to be lengthened to fit the 86-91 RX7.
    Damn and i thought i found a cheap source for gears for the miata as well.
    Steve Elicati
    ITA 1994 Mazda Miata
    Central Florida Region

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    Steve, you need to clean out your inbox! It's FULL.
    Dave Youngren
    NER ITA RX7 #71

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    I went from 4:30 to the 4:88 and it's really a huge difference on the track.

    The factory gearing is so tall it's dumb. I also don't understand the huge gap between 4th and 5th in the regular tranny. (The GTUs 5th helps that.) I think it's an old-fashioned way to do gearing. They'd never make a Miata or RX-8 set up like that these days.
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