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Final drive options for beta 2.0 M5BF1

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Old 12-04-2013, 05:23 PM
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Default Final drive options for beta 2.0 M5BF1

Hi everyone!



I have a 1997 hyundai fx coupe (tib) in full production rally trim



Engine has lumpy cams 405 lift 280 duration, h beam rods, forge pistons, head porting etc.



Gearbox has a set of straight cut gears in it (unsure of manufacturer)



Ratios are 2.75, 2.06,1.72,1.44,0.814



FD: 4.05





My question is, options for final drives for these gearboxs? Or is there other manufacturers that share the same internals?



I'm looking for a 4.9:1-5.1:1 even shorter if possible?





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Off the top of my head, 4.05 is one of, if not the, lowest FD ratio available in the beta gearboxes. You could try some smaller profile tyres if it's desperate.
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In my research on the forums I found a mfa60 has a 4.6?



Does anyone know if they would fit?
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I've heard of all kinds of butchery between alpha and beta gearboxes, so it may be possible - what was the mfa60 fitted to?
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The mfa60 was fitted to the beta 2.0 and the v6 models.





But I haven't been able to find one.



Do you know any part numbers?
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Hi...any one can tell me what can of transmision is comming in the hyundai tiburon 2.0 1998 g4gf because am trying to change the ratio of the ring and pinion for better take off..

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FXRALLY COUPE ....

dear friend ...did you find the ring and pinion or de final drive shaft for your car ...and also i have the g4gf 2.0 and am triying to have more power if you can give me some idea please...

Thanks
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There were different transmissions sold all over the world. I can't vouch for South America, but in Europe I know that many of the transmissions used were very different than the ones we got in the States. You may need research it locally to verify. The MFA60 is a 6 speed, in the US we only got that one in the V6 tibs, but if you can find a UK bell housing from a 2.0 C'eed it should mate pretty easily. given the correct clutch... and a willingness to chop the engine bay apart. It's going to be a bit longer than the 5-speed and even the Beta2 5-speeds are a tight fit in an RD bay.



I am working on a rebuild myself, but the donor transmission was from a 1.8l beta. It's probably close to what you have, but the 1.8's used a 3.84 which is likely the opposite of what you're tying to achieve.
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Originally Posted by morenojd
FXRALLY COUPE ....

dear friend ...did you find the ring and pinion or de final drive shaft for your car ...and also i have the g4gf 2.0 and am triying to have more power if you can give me some idea please...

Thanks




hello,



I haven't been able to find anything shorter then the 4.05 in australia. There is always the road to a custom set of gears.



As anyone else found anything?



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Recios Hyundai according to hmaservice.com



Those are for USDM cars, I know that EDM has more aggressive Final Drives in some modules.
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