Ex Army 110 gearbox? Different to Defender?

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Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

But that is because they have relatively high diff ratios so need a similarly low ratio for the transfer to compensate.

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regardless of gearboxs or all LR 110 defenders discos etc have 3.55 diffs. unless swapped for after market

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Originally Posted by 85 county

regardless of gearboxs or all LR 110 defenders discos etc have 3.55 diffs. unless swapped for after market

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Actually 3.54, and seeing this thread is about Military Landrovers, it should be mentioned that the 6x6 110s are 4.7, not 3.54.

John

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Originally Posted by JDNSW

Actually 3.54, and seeing this thread is about Military Landrovers, it should be mentioned that the 6x6 110s are 4.7, not 3.54.

John

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what he said ^^^^^^^

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Originally Posted by garrycol

That is an LT230 transfer case - my figures are for the LT95.

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No, LT95.

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Originally Posted by garrycol

That is an LT230 transfer case - my figures are for the LT95.

Garry

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I think you need new glasses ;)

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Originally Posted by isuzurover

I think you need new glasses ;)

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Huh??

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Originally Posted by Red90

No, LT95.

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A clash of references - the reference I listed above indicated 3.22:1 for LT95 and the reference you listed has 3.32:1.

I just checked my 101 workshop manual and it lists 3.32:1 so I 3.32:1 it is :).

Cheers

Garry

Ashcroft says.... Ashcroft Transmissions - Ratio Calculator

3.22 for the 101....

3.321 for all others.

Maybe Dave can shed some light.

The number in the genuine 101 Workshop manual is 3.321:1, so it would seem the Ashcroft site is not correct.

Maybe this is where the confusion on of various sites on whether the LT95 ratio is 3.22 or 3.32 comes from.

Cheers

Garry

Cheers mate:)