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    Default Gear worksheet

    Thought this might come in handy when looking at the throttle cracker airflow table. Just input your gear ratios, tire height and let 'er rip.

    http://putstuff.putfile.com/36239/8296324

    http://www.thetuningdoctor.com/Excel..._Gear_Calc.xls
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    Quote Originally Posted by SSpdDmon
    Thought this might come in handy when looking at the throttle cracker airflow table. Just input your gear ratios, tire height and let 'er rip.
    File doesn't work. :(

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    Got it to work using firefox. Neither file work for me with IE. Very strange.

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    Anychance you can host the files (maybe Tordne would assist)? I have zero success downloading zip files from this forum.


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    New link from hosted site. It'll be there until inactive for 30 days.

    If you d/l this one - http://putstuff.putfile.com/36224/6999115 - please make sure to d/l the update - http://putstuff.putfile.com/36239/8296324.
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    I just updated the file with a highlighter. Turn on the switch for a given MPH and see what RPM you're at in each gear right away.

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    SSpdDmon - Another good looking spreadsheet. I don't understand how to use it to tune the throttle cracker what did you have in mind? I'm assuming you are referring to table B4309.
    2005 CTS-V w/tuner wannabe driver

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    Quote Originally Posted by NewV
    SSpdDmon - Another good looking spreadsheet. I don't understand how to use it to tune the throttle cracker what did you have in mind? I'm assuming you are referring to table B4309.
    It was a loosely strung together thought at the end of the work day. I guess I was figuring it would allow you to see easily where each gear falls on the table for a given MPH. There's some other cool things in there that might become useful for trans tuning in autos and even gear selection if you plan on going with a higher gear ratio out back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SSpdDmon
    It was a loosely strung together thought at the end of the work day. I guess I was figuring it would allow you to see easily where each gear falls on the table for a given MPH. There's some other cool things in there that might become useful for trans tuning in autos and even gear selection if you plan on going with a higher gear ratio out back.
    No worries, its definately a great spreadsheet for gear selection. Just in learning mode wanted to make sure I didn't miss something.

    Thanks
    2005 CTS-V w/tuner wannabe driver

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    n/p Just trying to add to the greater good.

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