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Post Posted: Fri Jan 31, 2014 10:35 pm 
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PLEASE NOTE : SOME OF THE DIFF RATIOS ARE INCORRECT IF IN DOUBT PLEASE COUNT YOUR CROWNWHEEL AND PINION TEETH IF SOURCING ANOTHER DIFF CENTRE.

I HAVE DISCOVERED THAT SOME DIFF RATIOS IN PARTICULAR IN OTHER MARKETS ARE DIFFERENT TO AUSTRALIAN DELIVERED SUZUKI. FOR EXAMPLE IF YOU LOOK AT THE TABLE ON BIGJIMNY THEY LIST RATIOS FOR THE EUROPEAN MARKET (E02 MARKET CODE M13A NON VVT MT 3.909 AT 4.090) HERE IN THE AUSTRALIAN MARKET (E24)THE RATIOS IN PARTICULAR NON VVT M13A JIMNY THEY LIST THAT THE CROWNWHEEL AND PINION SET ARE THE SAME FOR MANUAL AND AUTO (27300-80880 4.09 RATIO)


i am compiling a list of every diff ratio suzuki ever bought out in every car produced.
hopefully this can be the resource of all resources for every suzuki ever made with help and input from the greater suzuki community that is not only auszookers , but from other forums.

for instance there is a lot on confusion on diff ratios of jimny , even i get confused when ive wrecked jimny's with three diff ratio's which dont match what literature says they are supposed to be.

if we can get all the accurate info in one thread with one list then this will be the greatest resource on earth without having to search through hundreds of google searches !

i will post a cut and paste from several already posted literature on the net , along with some that ive pulled from my experience . please feel free to correct any errors so we can update this list to be the most accurate on the internet .

Suzuki LJ

Suzuki LJ-10 5.667:1 3.013 / 1.714
Suzuki LJ-20 5.667:1 3.013 / 1.714
Suzuki LJ-50 4.88:1 3.012 / 1.714
Suzuki LJ-80 4.556:1 2.571 / 1.563

Suzuki SJ

Suzuki SJ-410 SJ40 4.111:1 2.511 / 1.580
Suzuki SJ-413 SJ50 3.909
Suzuki SJ-413 SJ70 3.727:1 2.268 / 1.409
Suzuki SJ-413 SJ80 3.909

Suzuki Samurai

Suzuki Samurai MIL carb. 45 cv 4.111:1 2.511 / 1.580
Suzuki Samurai 1.3 carb. 64 cv 3.909:1 2.268 / 1.409
Suzuki Samurai 1.3 69cv 3.727:1 2.268 / 1.409
Suzuki Samurai 1.3 80cv 3.416:1 2.268 / 1.409
Suzuki Samurai II, 1.3 80 cv (*) 3.909:1 2.123 / 1.320
Suzuki Samurai TD 62 cv 3.416:1 2.268 / 1.409
Suzuki Samurai D 64 cv 3.416:1 2.268 / 1.409

Suzuki Jimny

Jimny 1.3 i. DOHC 82 cv 3.909 / 4.090:1 (4AT) 2.145 / 1.520
Jimny 1.3 i. SOHC 80 cv 3.909:1 2.145 / 1.520 ?????
Jimny 1.3 V V T 84 cv 4.300:1 2.002 / 1.00
Jimny 1.5 TD K9K 65 cv 3.416:1 2.002 / 1.00
Jimny 1.5 DDiS K9K 266, 86 cv 3.416:1 2.002 / 1.00

Suzuki Vitara

Suzuki Vitara 1.6 8v. carburación. 5.125:1 1.816 / 1.00
Suzuki Vitara 1.6 8v. inyección. 5.125:1 1.816 / 1.00
Suzuki Vitara 1.6 16v. inyección. 4.875:1 1.816 / 1.00
Suzuki Vitara 1.8 inyección. (*) 5.125:1 1.816 / 1.00
Suzuki Vitara 2.0 V6 24v 4.625:1 1.816 / 1.00
Suzuki Vitara 2.0 12v 4.875:1 1.816 / 1.00
Suzuki Vitara 1.9 D 68 cv 5.125:1 1.816 / 1.00
Suzuki Vitara 1.9 TD 75 cv 4.875:1 1.816 / 1.00
Suzuki Vitara 1.9 TDi 90 cv 4.30:1 1.816 / 1.00
Suzuki Vitara 2.0 TDi 87 cv Mazda 4.30:1 -
Suzuki Vitara 1.9 HDI 90 cv 4.30:1 1.816 / 1.00
Suzuki Vitara 2.0 HDI 87 cv 4.30:1 1.816 / 1.00

Suzuki Grand Vitara

Suzuki Grand Vitara 1.6 i 96 cv 5.125:1 1.816 / 1.00
Suzuki Grand Vitara 2.0 i 128 cv 4.875:1 1.816 / 1.00
Suzuki Grand Vitara 2.5 i V6 144 cv 4.30:1 1.816 / 1.00
Suzuki G Vitara 2.0 TD Mazda 87cv 4.30:1 1.861 / 1.00
Suzuki G Vitara 2.0 TD 8v 110cv 4.30:1 1.861 / 1.00
Suzuki G Vitara 2.0 HDI 16v 109cv 3.909:1 1.653 / 1.00
Suzuki G Vitara XL-7 2.0 HDI 109cv 3.909:1 1.653 / 1.00
Suzuki G Vitara XL-7 V6 2.7 173cv 4.30:1 1.816 / 1.00
Suzuki Grand Vitara 2006
Suzuki Grand Vitara 1.6 106 cv 4,625:1 (NO trae reductora)
Suzuki Grand Vitara 2.0 i 140 cv 4,100:1 y Automático: 5,125:1 1,970:1
Suzuki Grand Vitara 1.9 TD 129 cv 4,300:1 1,970:1
Suzuki G Vitara 2.7 V6 2.7 185cv 4,300:1 Aut. y 3.583 manual. 1,970:1

Years....2 or 4 door...Engine type...Transmission...Axle ratio
89 2 1.3L carb. 5 speed man. 5.625
89-95 2 1.6L TBI 5 speed man. 5.125
89-95 2 1.6L TBI 3 speed auto 4.625
91 4 1.6L TBI 5 speed man. 5.375 4dr. 2door is 5.125

91 4 1.6L TBI 3 speed auto 4.625 2 or 4dr.
91 samurai, 5sp 3.727 (refr)
92-98 4 1.6L MPFI 5 speed man. 5.125
92-98 4 1.6L MPFI 4 speed auto 5.125
94-98 2 1.6L MPFI 5 speed man. 5.125
94-98 2 1.6L MPFI 3 speed auto 4.30
94-98 2 1.6L MPFI 4 speed auto 5.125
96-98 X90 1.6L MPFI auto or man. 4.625
96-98 4 door 1.8l 16V DOHC MPFI manual or auto 5.125

jimny

g13bb 4.09
m13 manual 4.3
m13 auto 4.09

sj80 - 3.9


APV GC416 - 5.375

cappucino - 3.7

baleno manual - 3.9

st90 - 5.142?

gti swift - 4.1

swift cino 1.3 manual - 3.7

SQ625 - auto 4.875 manual 4.3

maruti alto - 3.9

jb/jt vitara

3dr 1.6 manual 4.625
3dr 2.4 manual 3.727
3dr 2.4 auto 5.125
5dr 2.0 manual 4.1
5dr 2.0 auto 5.125
5dr 2.4 jlx/ltd 5.125
5dr 3.2 v6 ltd 3.583
5dr 1.9 ddis 4.3


i realise some of the cut and pasted info is also doubled up in my written text , so if anything can be refined and info added for models i havent posted this would be great !


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Post Posted: Fri Jan 31, 2014 11:27 pm 
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Baleno manual, Swift Gti, Swift Cino, and Alto are all FWD transaxle transmissions, without what we would regard as a usable differential for our purposes.

SK410 Super Carry 5.125:1

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Post Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2014 12:06 am 
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SJ413 Sierra 'Coily' 3.909:1 2.123 / 1.320 - http://nbs4x4club.com/forum/index.php?topic=15805.0

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Post Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2014 12:38 am 
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Awesome gearing table (and other info) for Sierras and LJs.

http://www.4x4.in.th/specification.html

Note the SJ30 has a 1.741 high and 3.052 low. I don't suppose you have the tooth counts of these 303?

Also, JA71 rear is 1l sized. AFIAK it gives the lowest ratio you can get for 6.5" diffs.

Another interesting observation is that the JDM Sierras have a crawl ratio similar to that of a WT with 4.16s.

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Post Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2014 5:38 am 
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303zuke wrote:
Baleno manual, Swift Gti, Swift Cino, and Alto are all FWD transaxle transmissions, without what we would regard as a usable differential for our purposes.

SK410 Super Carry 5.125:1

Unless making a buggy
Some Xl7 come with 5.12
X90 can be 4.8 or 4.6 I think

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Post Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2014 6:34 am 
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SJ413 = 3.909 diff ratio

lj10/lj20 centres are smaller and not interchangeable with later Lj50/lj80/410 / maruti diffs

Lj10/20/50/80(mark1)/81 all have 22spline side gears front and rear
LJ80(mark2) and sj410 has 26 spline side gears in the rear

26spline side gears only fit in the Lj80(mark2) or 410 carrier which can be swapped into the earlier lj50/80/81 diffs
lock right 1510 works with either lj80(mark2) or 410 26spline side gears.
Lj80 and earlier side gears have a square tooth profile
sj410 side gears have a rounded tooth profile .

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Post Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2014 7:20 am 
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Great thread losfer.

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Post Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 6:44 am 
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got_bar_work wrote:
303zuke wrote:
Baleno manual, Swift Gti, Swift Cino, and Alto are all FWD transaxle transmissions, without what we would regard as a usable differential for our purposes.

Unless making a buggy

x2, it is useful info and interesting!

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Post Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 11:13 pm 
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Can we add tooth counts?
Makes it easier when sussing it out.

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Post Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 11:25 pm 
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^^ Agreed, tooth count or GTFO.
Might avoid me getting on my usual 4.09/4.11 high horse. :deadhorse: :D

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Post Posted: Sat May 17, 2014 4:08 pm 
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losfer wrote:
i am compiling a list of every diff ratio suzuki ever bought out in every car produced.
hopefully this can be the resource of all resources for every suzuki ever made with help and input from the greater suzuki community that is not only auszookers , but from other forums.

for instance there is a lot on confusion on diff ratios of jimny , even i get confused when ive wrecked jimny's with three diff ratio's which dont match what literature says they are supposed to be.

Suzuki Jimny

Jimny 1.3 i. DOHC 82 cv 3.909 / 4.090:1 (4AT) 2.145 / 1.520
Jimny 1.3 i. SOHC 80 cv 3.909:1 2.145 / 1.520 ?????
Jimny 1.3 V V T 84 cv 4.300:1 2.002 / 1.00
Jimny 1.5 TD K9K 65 cv 3.416:1 2.002 / 1.00
Jimny 1.5 DDiS K9K 266, 86 cv 3.416:1 2.002 / 1.00


jimny

g13bb 4.09
m13 manual 4.3
m13 auto 4.09



Firstly I will add a couple...
Holden Cruze AWD manual Final drive ratio std: 4.105
Holden Cruze AWD automatic Final drive ratio std: 4.361
(well it is made by Suzuki)

Carry Truck Final drive ratio std: 4.555
Carry Van Final drive ratio std: 4.3

Now I have a question about Jimny's...

I have a Carry Van with a G16B conversion which really needs gearing down a bit.
I have been investigating a replacement diff centre and the 3.9 Jimny looks like it may be a swap over.
I read that there is a different number of splines in the front and rear.
The axles in a Carry van are 22 spline and 24mm diameter.
How does that compare to Jimny axles?

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Post Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2015 11:27 am 
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Is there any way I can get 3.9 diff gears to fit a 2000 Jimny?

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SJ50 N/T 3.909 tooth count 43 : 11
SJ70 W/t 3.727 tooth count 41 : 11
Vitara SWB Manual 5.12 41:8

( just pulled diffs out of both cars to go vitara 5.12s. )

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Post Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2020 10:13 am 
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Suzuki Grand Vitara 2.5 i V6 144 cv 4.30:1 1.816 / 1.00
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I've read elsewhere online that only the manual transmission 2.5L v6 has a 4.30 ratio, and that the auto has a 4.88 ratio. Is anyone able to confirm or deny this??

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Post Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2020 9:11 pm 
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that is correct. 98-05 sq625 manual is 4.3 ratio sq625 auto in 4.875 ratio

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Post Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2021 4:42 pm 
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I will be editing the first post to update some errors, ill make the announcement in red at the top of the post.

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Maruti lwb also 4.1 but it would seem that the nt maruti has the smaller front sidegears (1ltr size) in the center ?
Is anyone with a nt maruti able to confirm

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Post Posted: Tue May 11, 2021 6:56 pm 
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MrRocky wrote:
Maruti lwb also 4.1 but it would seem that the nt maruti has the smaller front sidegears (1ltr size) in the center ?
Is anyone with a nt maruti able to confirm


no i believe the side gears are the same spline.

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Post Posted: Tue May 11, 2021 7:14 pm 
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Ok so this is bothering me. Jimny rear diff centre ratios.

When i look up every Jimny on https://catalogs.ssg.asia/suzuki/?lang=en everything pre 2005 is coming up with the same part number for both auto and manual for the crownwheel and pinion.

so according to my parts list everything pre 2005 (g13bb and m13a non vvt)(sn413v-sn413v4) is part number 27300-80880 which is 4.09 ratio for both auto and manual transmissions.

m13a (sn413v5 to sn413v9)vvt jimny is coming up with 3.9 for manual part number 27300-56800 and 4.09 for auto part number 27300-80880.

help!!!

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