A different kind of calculator....

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Mgardiner1
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A different kind of calculator....

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I didn't have much to do tonight so i put this macro enabled excel spread sheet together. Basically there are hundreds of these on the web LOL but it was fun to make anyway...

Change the fields for rear ratio, redline RPM (or whatever you are interested in, maybe normal shifting for daily driving), and tire size. Then just click on the approppriate transmission button, and it should give you the correct ratio's and MPH for the given speeds. Download at bottom of post. When you open the file, it will probably warn you against using macro's and activex controls. Please keep in mind that this is offered as a friendly tool, and i am up to date on virus protection. Thank you.

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I have something (not as nice as yours).

I put in the landing rpm for upshifts (3000 rpms after a 1-2 shift at 5500)
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Re: A different kind of calculator....

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Interesting..... I feel inspired to make some changes to mine..... Calc V1.1 in production! :-)

Still would love some feedback on the first one! Thanks for including your calculator as well! Maybe we should make this a thread of everybody's calculators!!! :-)
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Re: A different kind of calculator....

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I was pretty proud of mine. I like the graph on yuppiexj's, and the ability to choose different transmission ratios on mikeys. I made mine so you can compare up to three tire sizes and two different final drive ratios at the same time. You can either enter speed to determine rpms in a gear, or rpms to determine speed. I put all my calcs on one excel file, I do not take credit for the stroker calc. It is the old one from madxj.
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