Tech info on manual transmission 1.6L DOHC US-Spec Lanos

[jonlint]

I am new to the forum, and I do not own a Daewoo but know Vauxhall Astras very well. I am scheming to build a rally Daewoo Lanos in the US, and I would like to know if anyone has the following information:

1. 0-60mph (or 0-100kph) time for a manual transmission 1.6L DOHC US-spec Lanos. G-tech timed info would be great also.
2. Gear ratios and final drive ratios for same
3. Standard rim size for same

Thanks in advance for any help with the above.

Jonathan Linton

[jonlint]

Forgot to add one more item - anyone have a scanned US brochure for the Lanos?

Thanks again in advance.

Jonathan Linton

[MMamdouh]

1. 0-60mph (or 0-100kph) time for a manual transmission 1.6L DOHC US-spec Lanos. G-tech timed info would be great also.
2. Gear ratios and final drive ratios for same
3. Standard rim size for same

Jonathan Linton

1- no idea i got 1.5 SOHC so i don't have this info.

2- the US spec lanos got F16 wide ratio gear box, if it is a sport lanos then it got the one with the short ratio, check this link for more info:
http://www.daewootech.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1138

3- the lanos comes with 14" rims and 4x100mm bolt pattern.

MMamdouh

[jonlint]

I am seeing conflicting information on the gear ratios for the US-spec 1.6L manual Lanos. The parts manual found on here shows a FD ratio of 3.72, but when I check on www.daewoous.com on their online parts ordering system, it shows only the 4.176 FD gear is available. Also I can't tell if the US-Spec Lanos has close or wide ratios.

Could I ask a big favor of anyone with a US-spec Lanos - could you look through any brochure or owner's manual you have to see if any gear ratios are listed?

Thanks in advance!

[daewoomofo]

the lanos sport has a close ratio, the nonsport has a med. gear ratio

[Audacity Racing]

there are two transmissions.


i suggest you read the artcile about a service manual which i posted. all the information such as ratios is in that manual as well as every bit of known info we have about the 2000 model daewoo lanos.





on another note: i encourage you to read and search the articles in this website. i also encourage you to look at which section you are posting in as well as how many times you ask the same question in more than one spot. i'm not hatin on you, i just don't want to have 4 threads with the same topic running, then information gets messed up and no one communicates efficiently.

[jonlint]

Thanks for the advice and sorry for posting elsewhere. I will try be a better boy!

Thanks,

Jonathan Linton