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RM380
Posted 26/11/2012 19:20 (#14615)
Subject: My 2007 Platinum



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Location: South Australia		Purchased July 2012 63,000 kms, manual gearbox. Standard except for Kings low front springs, now has Galant snorkel fitted, next will be Kings low rears, bigger wheels and brakes.



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Posted 27/11/2012 00:09 (#14616 - in reply to #14615)
Subject: Re: My 2007 Platinum



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Location: An island off southern Tasmania.		A manual transmission 380...very rare.
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RM380
Posted 27/11/2012 20:05 (#14617 - in reply to #14615)
Subject: Re: My 2007 Platinum



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Location: South Australia		I would have sent more pics but the site would only let me pick one attachment.
I'm very interested in building a different manual transmission, geared higher and with a LSD.
Anyone with info other than RPW please let me know.
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Posted 27/11/2012 20:31 (#14618 - in reply to #14615)
Subject: Re: My 2007 Platinum



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Location: An island off southern Tasmania.		I am already on it mate.

One of my 380's is the manual with sprintex supercharger.

The manual does about 2750rpm at 100km/h...the auto does it at 1800 rpm.

am thinking of just changing 5th cog instead...might be easier....
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Posted 27/11/2012 20:32 (#14619 - in reply to #14615)
Subject: Re: My 2007 Platinum



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Location: An island off southern Tasmania.		test of multiple attachments...works for me...but dont use bigger than 500kb...10 megapixels is a no no...
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RM380
Posted 28/11/2012 19:29 (#14621 - in reply to #14615)
Subject: Re: My 2007 Platinum



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Location: South Australia		These manuals really go well using 2nd gear for take off, 1st gear is way too low unless you need to tow a semi trailer.
I think a taller diff would be better to keep 5 useful gears
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Posted 28/11/2012 22:33 (#14622 - in reply to #14621)
Subject: Re: My 2007 Platinum



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RM380 - 28/11/2012 19:29

These manuals really go well using 2nd gear for take off, 1st gear is way too low unless you need to tow a semi trailer.
I think a taller diff would be better to keep 5 useful gears



try taking off with 200kw at the wheels like my manual with supercharger.

ist geared stupidly low....I getta get onto it for sure.
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NS380
Posted 28/1/2013 08:05 (#14803 - in reply to #14621)
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RM380 - 28/11/2012 19:29

These manuals really go well using 2nd gear for take off, 1st gear is way too low unless you need to tow a semi trailer.
I think a taller diff would be better to keep 5 useful gears


In the auto, 1st is only engaged for less than a second.
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Shiloh76
Posted 7/11/2013 11:47 (#15862 - in reply to #14622)
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Administrator - 28/11/2012 21:33

RM380 - 28/11/2012 19:29

These manuals really go well using 2nd gear for take off, 1st gear is way too low unless you need to tow a semi trailer.
I think a taller diff would be better to keep 5 useful gears



try taking off with 200kw at the wheels like my manual with supercharger.

ist geared stupidly low....I getta get onto it for sure.


Digging up an old conversation here, but any further progress on improving the gearing in first for the manual 380?
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Posted 8/11/2013 00:22 (#15863 - in reply to #14615)
Subject: Re: My 2007 Platinum



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Location: An island off southern Tasmania.		nah...do the final drive and its better in every gear.

Just fit the magna final drive.
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