Introduction:
This is a simple program created by Microsoft
Visual Basic.
RSC can calculate the maximum speed (km/h) from a car's gear ratio.
Notice: This is just a "theoretical maximum speed", which mean the program is not consider the power of the car engine. But the program is always accurate for the first 3 gear (manual transmission) and first 2 gear (auto transmission).
What is Gear Ratio?
A gearbox contains several toothed wheels that are
connected and disconnected to eachother in order to switch into the
intended gear. The gear ratio is the ratio between the number of teeth
of the two wheels that are connected at a given time. If one wheel has
25 teeth and the attached one has 50, there is a 2:1 ratio. Submit new
or altered description
sample:
Manufacturer : Proton
Model : Wira 1.3 ~ 1.5 (M)
Rpm Red Zone : 6500
Final Reduction Gear : 4.322
Tyre : 175/70HR13
Rim Size : 13 Inch
Tyre Size : 22.8 Inch
Gear
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1st
Ratio : 3.363
Rpm : 6500 rpm
Speed : 48.05 kmh
2nd
Ratio : 1.947
Rpm : 6500 rpm
Speed : 82.99 kmh
3rd
Ratio : 1.285
Rpm : 6500 rpm
Speed : 125.75 kmh
4th
Ratio : 0.939
Rpm : 6500 rpm
Speed : 172.08 kmh
5th
Ratio : 0.777
Rpm : 6500 rpm
Speed : 207.96 kmh
If you haven't install Microsoft Visual Basic 6 Runtime Library, or you cannot run the program, please download the file: