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| 86motoman |
 Aug 25 2004, 09:37 PM
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Just looking at the Saleen site. http://www.saleen.com Check out the S7. Wicked car. I am wondering what they are using for a transmission/transaxle. This is all I saw for the specs:
DRIVETRAIN Transmission: Longitudinal, 6-speed all synchro-mesh transaxle Transmission Ratios 1st 2.46 2nd 2.06 3rd 1.47 4th 1.18 5th 0.958 6th 0.74 Final drive ratio 3.22 Limited slip differential Light-weight inboard and outboard tri-pod joints High torque capacity steel halfshafts Clutch : metallic 5.5" dia., 4-plate, hydraulic actuation |
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