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    Default Gear Ratios for MSR Houston

    Finally getting my FF together. Hoping to do the MSR Houston Dbl reg in January. Looking for suggestions on gear ratios, or min & max speeds for MSR Houston to get me in the ballpark. I have a 10:31 R&P, please supply R&P with your ratios.

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    Default Roebling Road gears

    Need gearing for Roebling Road . 10-31 R&P
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    Default Buttonwillow

    Anyone got Buttonwillow gearing, 25 clockwise configuration? 10:31 or other, I can do the math...
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    Default Buttonwillow #25 CW

    It's been a while since I ran BRP (and I'd like to think that I'm a little better than the last time) but here's what I used the last time out (DB6, 10/31, Hoosiers):
    17/35, 20/32, 22/30, 24/28
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    Default Roebling Road

    Post #46 had some info - I hope you ween't trying to get this info for last weekend!

    Quote Originally Posted by EYERACE View Post
    savannah >>>here's something 20/32 21/30 24/28 25/25

    here's something else...run a taller first than above, just a tooth or two under the second ratio...use it as an alternative second if you're slowed a little by traffic in turns 5-6 ..also get a one tooth under fourth - if the wind is coming strong from the west, run it

    Personally, I've tried both gearing so I only used 2-4 in the race and for using 1-4 during the race. My fastest laps were using 2-4 but it was also my second time at the track and I had THE driver coach helping me (James Lee).
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    Default Table Info

    Back in Feb 07, This was posted


    Quote Originally Posted by Whoomah View Post
    This is in the baseline gearing file for a 10:31
    Texas World Speedway (2.9 config.) 18/33, 20/30, 23/29, 24/26

    http://www.apexspeed.com/resources/baseline_gearing.htm

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    Does someone know the tire size associated with the gearing in this chart?

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    Those are the correct gears for TWS 2.9 or 1.8 counter clockwise using standard Goodyear FF tires.

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    Default Standard GY Tire

    Since I have a vintage Lotus that uses Dunlops, I have no idea how big a standard Goodyear Tire is? Can someone help me move past the last oil crunch (70s)?

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    The GY rear tire is listed at 22.5 diameter (Hoosier says the same thing).

    My measurements for the rear GY tire has been between 22.2 and 22.75, which makes 22.5 a reasonable number to use for your conversion.

    What's the diameter (or circumfrance, which is what I measure) of the Dunlops? I seem to think thay were a little taller or was that just the fronts?
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    Default Fontana

    I looked, but didn't see anything. Looking for advice on Fontana, with a weak gerbil powering a brick with wheels using a 9:31 spinning American Racers. I have two and a half months to prepare!

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    Default Vintage Dunlops

    Vintage Dunlops are supposed to be 23" OD. So a little taller (~2%)

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    Default Road America ?

    Anybody care to share Road America gear suggestions? 9/31 or 10/31 doesn't matter.

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    Default Road America

    From Jake Lamont's book, a great source of info for every FF'er:
    18/34 20/30 23/29 25/27 with 10/31
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    Default Topeka gears

    Can someone give me an idea of gears for Topeka?
    Either 9/31 or 10/31 using goodyear tires
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    Default Fontana gears for 9/31

    this will be a starting point which should not over rev your motor
    it is for 9/31 and the goodyear 22.5 inch tires
    25/25
    21/24
    22/29
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    it is very hot and dry by june, and the lap times are quite a bit slower than during the winter.

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    Default New Hampshire International Raceway

    Gearing for a 10:31 R&P please, thanks.
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    Default NHIS or NHMS gearing

    In Jake's book it is listed as: 17:33, 19:31, 21:30, 23:29 for a 10:31 with a note "Courtesy of Peter Symonds". I haven't been to NHIS in years but am going to run something close to the above next weekend. We'll see how it works out.

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    Default New Jersey Motorports Lightning Track

    Anyone want to take a guess at a starting point for gears for Lightning?? CFF

    Guess I will bring all my gears and make decisions at the track.

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    Default NJMS gearing

    From the slow lap I did around it in a street car I would guess something close to Watkins Glenn short course gearing as a place to start.


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    Default NJ gearing

    Hi Eddie:
    I viewed the slide show of the track that is posted elsewhere on the site. It looked like it had a lot of flow with no 1st or 2nd gear corners. Is that fairly accurate?
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    Default Yep

    Yep, I think it will be a fairly fast track. The slowest corner seem to be the left hander after the bridge. Somewhere on Youtube there is a video of a lap of the track taken from the back seat of my car. The link is somewhere here in apexspeed but not sure I could find it.

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    Default Autobahn South

    Anyone have any gearing for the South Autobahn track? Please include final ratio and rear tire diameter if possible.

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    Default "what gears for Sandia"

    Looking for a starting point for gear ratios for Sandia in New Mexico, 10/31 c/p
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    Default Buttonwillow #25 Gears

    I'm going to run at Buttonwillow Raceway in September (New Driver).
    Lola 342, Formula Ford, 9/31 R&P, with American Racers
    The track configuration is Clockwise 25.
    What gears should I start with?
    Thanks..

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    Default What gears

    Quote Originally Posted by LesB View Post
    I'm going to run at Buttonwillow Raceway in September (New Driver).
    Lola 342, Formula Ford, 9/31 R&P, with American Racers
    The track configuration is Clockwise 25.
    What gears should I start with?
    Thanks..
    Can anyone help me??
    Please....
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    Les,
    See post #125.

    I assume you can do the conversion....
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    Default buttonwillow #25A

    I have a 9/31
    used in my EuroSwift with goodyear tires 22.5" tall

    18/33
    21/31
    23/28
    25/26

    If your tires are taller, then you should run lower, meaning
    18/34
    20/30
    22/28
    25/27

    send a message if you need more info, I run at BW often

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ed Erlandson View Post
    I have a 9/31
    used in my EuroSwift with goodyear tires 22.5" tall

    18/33
    21/31
    23/28
    25/26

    If your tires are taller, then you should run lower, meaning
    18/34
    20/30
    22/28
    25/27

    send a message if you need more info, I run at BW often

    Ed
    Les,

    I have not run BW 25 but Ed's Swift gears are very tall for a Lola 342 on AR tires, I think if you started with his secondary list you would be getting pretty close.

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    Default NJMP Thunderbolt?

    Any thoughts on NJMP Thunderbolt Raceway gearing for a Club Ford (9:31 R&P) ?

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    Default Mid Ohio Gearing

    Looking for gearing for Mid Ohio for a FF.

    It will actually be a CF running the hard tires with a 9:31 but gearing from a modern FF would be a good start for us as well (just let us know if it is with a 9:31 or 10:31 so we can convert)

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    Default Mid-Ohio CFF

    Last year when I ran my Z16 there, I used these gears...
    19/31
    22/30
    23/28
    25/26

    This was with a 9:31, runing Hoosier R60's. It may not be the ideal gearing, but it will at least give you a starting point.
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    Default NJMP Lightning gears?

    Thinking of going to the race at NJMP Lightning course later this month. Looking for starting point on gears for a 10:31 R&P.

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    Hey Don! I'd check with Jim MacNicholl, he was the man to beat last time! I think he was running The Glen short course gears, but not using 1st gear? I ran LRP gears, 21:30/22:28/24:27/25:26 and ran the same lap times as Jim. I don't know if the extra shift was helping or hurting me!
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    These look like 9:31 gears. I can convert them. If not 9:31 they are way off my gears for LRP and the Glen.

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    Oops, yes they're for 9:31's, I should know better than to forget that!

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    Default Laguna Seca

    Thinking of making the trek from Phoenix for a regional this year. Any gearing suggestions??
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    Default Eagle Canyon, Texas

    Making a come back. Should be ready for the Double Regional end of March. My DB-1 has 10:33 R&P, how about a good starter gear set for Eagle Canyon.

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    Hey Walter...Look forward to seeing you back out on the track!! I'll be my first run there too and first time out on the track in about a year. I don't have any idea what gearing to run either... I'm thinking about starting with what I run at motorsport ranch which is

    16-31, 16-25, 18-23, 24-26

    I also have a 10:31 The straights aren't too long and it looks like there are some pretty slow corners leading into them

    Or, you could give Craig Taylor a call and see if he knows...

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    Default Gearing for Eagles Canyon

    Walter- Great to hear you are coming back.We should have 12-14 cars if everyone shows up..Michael you should be at the Double National.I would use a 17/33 .20/31,22/30,24/28 to start at Eagles Canyon. Mike Sauce

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