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Thanks for that formula however it is not really necessary for what I am trying to do here.
I am simply trying to see if there is any correlation between the trim/year/door code and what is actually in the vehicle. I guess people could use this formula to determine what is in their vehicle however, without doing a precise measurement on the tires ( one companys 33" tire may only be 32.5 while another's is 33.5") this could cause the numbers to be incorrect. Also, they would need a more precise way of monitoring mph as the cluster is not 100% accurate.
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Actually, I use a tire calculator that Discount Tire has on their website and it works quite well. It gives me a tire diameter that I can use. I also have taken a stop watch (at times) and timed out my speeds from mile post to mile post on the highways to see if there is a discrepancy in my odometer and speedometer readings. It is not that hard to get real close to the gear numbers. There are also derivatives of the calculation that will give you MPH, RPMs and trans output shaft data. I was just asking to see if anyone knew the trans output ratio, so that I don't have to do all of the number crunching to get what I want. GM overdrive trannys have a .70 OD function, but I am not sure about the Toyota world.