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JudgeM
02-09-2014, 03:52 AM
Hi all.
I want to get a general idea about 2nd gen Yaris manual transmissions. Especially would like to get North American owners input since there is a lot of highway drive there.
This is to do with the ratios.
According to my tacho in the Vitz RS, at 100kmh (60mph) engine does 3200rpm in 5th gear. I find this a little bit high when I compare it to the sedan I have in auto; Vios, which at 100kmh it does 2500rpm in 4th.
Do any other 2nd gen Yaris manual transmissions do any better ? any one get higher speeds with lower rpm ?
I would like to know if different markets use different ratios.
bronsin
02-09-2014, 08:12 AM
Yes I can help.
Worries about revs at speed are pretty much meaningless. Auto trans have lower revs because of the high torque generated by the torque converter.
You could put bigger rims on if you really want lower revs. But that would be kind of silly...IMHO!
I ride motorcycles and they get great mpg, last as long as cars, (well...Harleys dont!)and rev about 4000 rpm at 60 mph.
I have a 2008 and seems to be around 3000 or so at 60 (i really haven't pais that much attention). The auto probably is different given different gear ratios. You could swap out the final drive gear but the expense would probably never pay for itself and it would be a bit of a dog in the lower gears.
I have been very happy with mine and i haven't heard of anyone having transmission issues on the yaris. Embrace the revs.... they're awesome.
roxy1
02-09-2014, 06:24 PM
id swear my 07 yaris didn't get to 3100 rpms til about 70 mph in 5th. my 2014 manual doesn't get to 3000 rpm's til 70 mph.
94toy22re
02-09-2014, 07:09 PM
Yeah 70 MPH is about 3200ish in my 2012 5spd
JudgeM
02-10-2014, 02:54 AM
70mph at 3000rpm I would love. I think at 70mph I am close to 4000rpm.
I saw some dude swap out his c150 transmission on his Paseo for a c151. Its a direct replacement does not need any modification. The gear boxes are identical except for 5th gear which has lower ratio on the latter. He got an improvement in speed and fuel consumption.
From what I see, the c151 is compatible with 1nzfe . I maybe able to dig one up for cheap. It maybe a future ambitious project. Definitely wont do it until I move out of this shoebox apartment
Thanks for the info guys
Yaristeve
02-10-2014, 05:21 AM
My 2011 Yaris (US) turns 3,000RPM @70MPH (indicated) exactly, according to the gauges. It is the sweet spot for the Tanabe Medalion Touring muffler.
IllusionX
02-10-2014, 08:27 AM
70mph at 3000rpm I would love. I think at 70mph I am close to 4000rpm.
I saw some dude swap out his c150 transmission on his Paseo for a c151. Its a direct replacement does not need any modification. The gear boxes are identical except for 5th gear which has lower ratio on the latter. He got an improvement in speed and fuel consumption.
From what I see, the c151 is compatible with 1nzfe . I maybe able to dig one up for cheap. It maybe a future ambitious project. Definitely wont do it until I move out of this shoebox apartment
Thanks for the info guys
The oversea RS have a transmission that revs a bit higher for performance.
I believe you should be able to swap the sedan's transmission in your vitz.
JudgeM
02-23-2014, 12:57 AM
Thanks for the replies.
For the guys who mentioned they get 70mph at around 3k rpm. Can you tell me which model transmission you have ?
Cheers.
IllusionX
02-23-2014, 10:41 PM
Thanks for the replies.
For the guys who mentioned they get 70mph at around 3k rpm. Can you tell me which model transmission you have ?
Cheers.
We have the C150 on our 2000-2005 (first gen) model.
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